The ability to stand up for one's values in the face of opposition is called
A) moral outrage. B) moral courage.
C) values clarification. D) values demonstration.
Answer: B
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a. A life stage b. A developmental task c. A psychosocial crisis d. An age-graded expectation
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a. The most common type of hallucination seen in psychoses are imaginary tactile sensations. b. During a psychotic episode, the person may be wildly elated, depressed, hyperemotional, or apathetic. c. Some psychotic symptoms can be thought of as a primitive type of communication in which the patients are using their actions to say "I need help.". d. Psychotic speech tends to be so garbled and chaotic that it sounds like a "word salad.".
According to the text, an adolescent peer group with between 3 and 9 members is known as a:
a. clique b. crowd c. gaggle d. pack
Joy and Cory were walking to a night club when a robber held them up and took their wallets. When asked to identify suspects in a line-up, Joy is able to identify the robber but Cory is not. If Joy and the robber are both of the same race and Cory is not, ______ would best explain Joy’s accuracy and ______ would explain Cory’s inability to.
a. own-gender bias; cross-gender identification b. weapon focus; own-race bias c. own-race bias; cross-race identification d. weapon focus; numbing effect