Describe how someone who has developed competence can meet three of the six developmental goals described by Chickering.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Varies. Students should describe behaviors which indicate that someone has met one of the following six goals: (1) managing emotions, (2) moving through autonomy toward interdependence, (3) developing mature interpersonal relationships, (4) establishing identity, (5) developing purpose, and (6) developing integrity.
Cognitive Domain: Application
Answer Location: Normalizing Negative and Positive Behavior
Difficulty Level: Medium
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