Jacob is ready to accept the moral responsibilities of his Jewish religion and has chosen to have a ceremony signifying his change from parental responsibility to self-responsibility
According to the Jewish holy book, the Talmud, at what age can Jacob take this on?
a. 10
b. 13
c. 15
d. 18
Answer: B
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a. Preconventional b. Conventional c. Postconventional d. Moral realism
When we sort subjects only into those who improved their performance over time, worsened their performance over time, and stayed the same, we have
a. a one-way classification. b. a two-way classification. c. a contingency table. d. a set of ordered data.
The problem of _____ can often be identified by using a _____
a. causality; point biserial correlation b. directionality; phi coefficient c. third variables; partial correlation d. restrictive range; point biserial correlation
According to Piaget, a landmark of formal operational thought is the teenager's ability to __________
a) solve conservation and class-inclusion problems. b) think concretely about tangible aspects of their environment. c) apply logical processes in concrete situations. d) think hypothetically.