If you responded to a hypothetical moral dilemma at Level 2, Stage 3 of moral development,
does this mean you make all of your moral decisions at this level and stage?
a. Yes, you will always reason at this level unless you progress to another stage
b. No, people make moral decisions based on each situation they are in and their behaviors vary
c. Yes, the stages are sequential and consistent
d. No, you will most likely behave at a lower level than you predict you will
b. No, people make moral decisions based on eachsituation they are in and their behaviors
vary
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Research has shown that families who live in concentrated areas of poverty have children who do poorly in school. This effect was found to be strongest for:
A) African Americans . B) Native Americans. C) non-White Hispanic Americans. D) Caucasian Americans.
List three of the five information-processing theories of development. What is the primary mechanism of developmental change in each of the three theories?
What will be an ideal response?