Kalei is sorting through old belts at a garage sale trying to figure out which ones belong to him, his older brother, and his dad. He ends up organizing them from shortest to longest. Kalei has just accomplished a version of the Piagetian task of ________

College students at Perry's level of ______ are trying to learn the right answers that authorities know

Fill in the blank with correct word

Marc sees himself as being a very honest and ethical person, and yet he has no real problem stealing small items from the local grocery store. He tells himself that it is no big deal because the store makes so much money anyway

According to Rogers, Marc's actual self and real self are in a state of: a) incongruence. b) harmony. c) dialectic. d) neurosis.