The theoretical perspective that focuses on moral behavior, instead of moral reasoning, is based on
A) Piaget's approach to moral development.
B) a social learning perspective.
C) Gilligan's account of moral development for boys and girls.
D) Kohlberg's sequence of moral development.
B
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a. the observation of models. b. the use of punishment. c. unconditional positive regard. d. contingency management.
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a. attend college because women are considered intellectually superior to men. b. attend college and become a lawyer. c. not attend college because she lacks scientific superiority. d. not attend college because it would spoil her femininity
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a) cognitive symptoms. b) suicidal ideation. c) hostility. d) agitation.