One of the most common ways our self-concept changes is
a. through our interactions with people
b. by not getting too close to people
c. through criticism from others; praise has little effect on most people
d. by avoiding successful people and therefore upward comparison
A
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A) longitudinal B) cross- sequential C) factorial D) cross-sectional
Rana generally believes that killing is murder and is wrong but she also says,
"sometimes assisted suicide might be the right thing to do so that a person in anguish can die with dignity." Kohlberg would most likely classify Rana's moral reasoning in which stage? A) Social contract orientation B) Good girl-good boy morality C) Instrumental hedonism orientation D) Law and order orientation