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| In the study of moral development, what three domains are examined? |
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| Thought, Behavior, and Feeling |
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| What are the two dimensions of moral development? |
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| Interpersonal and Intrapersonal |
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| What statement best describes heteronomous morality? |
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| Moral thinking is often tied to punishment. Rules are unchangeable |
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| Which term refers to a child's belief that if she or he breaks a rule, punishment is "sure to come? |
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| According to Kohlerg, at what level of moral reasoning is behavior completely controlled by internal standards and principles? |
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| According to Erikson, adolescents who have become disillusioned with the religious training they received when younger will most likely |
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| Lose there since of purpose |
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| What is the major difference between Kohlberg’s and Gilligan’s theories of moral development? |
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| Kohlberg was concepts of justice….. Gilligan was more about care |
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| Which character education program follows the “care” perspective, giving students opportunities to engage in |
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| Currently 40 out of 50 states require schools to provide some sort of ______________ for students |
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| When surveyed about important moral issues, most students described dilemmas centered on |
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| Interpersonal Reltionships |
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| Removing one’s hat during the singing of the national anthem is an example of a _____________ decision. |
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| Which of the following is not a research-supported statement about culture? |
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| Even when there are compromises, cultural values remain intact. |
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| Which term refers to a grouping of people according to their similar economic, occupational, and educational characteristics? |
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| Two important dimensions of culture are |
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| Ethnicity and Social Economic Status |
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| In your first conversations with him, a new acquaintance describes his religion, native language, and some general characteristics of the people in his country. He has given his |
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| The tendency to favor one's own group over other groups is called |
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| Typical parents in the US likely place an emphasis on ____________ in their children. |
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| Achievement in individuality |
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| According to Reed Larson, American adolescents, compared to adolescents in other countries, have too much |
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| A group of people gives up its particular cultural identity while moving into a larger cultural grouping. This is referred to as |
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| Celia speaks Spanish at home and English at work, an example of the _______ model of cultural adaptation. |
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| A seminar for teachers that attempts to help them understand the basic characteristics of the different ethnic groups represented in their classes is an example of the _________________ model |
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| An immigrant family retaining the language of their home culture but encouraging their son to play American football because of the social and educational opportunities related to athletics in American schools might be an example of ___________________. |
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| The absence of clearly defined rites of passage in a culture may lead to |
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| Confusion about when reaching adult status |
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| Research comparing the parental and adolescent cultural values in immigrant families showed that |
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| Parents place more value on family obligations than adolescents do |
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| What double disadvantage do many ethnic minority adolescents face? |
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| Poverty and Discrimination |
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| Many studying examining ethnic differences in adolescent behavior fail to consider |
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| A comparison of Asian American and White American adolescents' studying showed that Asian Americans were more likely to |
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| See studying as positive and connect them with future goals |
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| What ethnic minority group has the lowest standard of living, the highest teenage-pregnancy rate, the highest suicide rate, and the highest dropout rate of any ethnic group in the US? |
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| According to the text, heavy television use may produce a lifestyle that is |
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| Based on class discussion, which of the following is a true statement regarding cultural diversity in general? |
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| Poverty has been highly correlated with which of the following outcomes? |
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| Most research concerning TV violence has found that long-term exposure to the TV violence |
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| Associated with aggressive behavior |
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| Television seems to have a large impact on adolescents' ideas about sex and violence because |
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| No one else is telling them different |
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