Quiz Chapter 11 morality

A  praise children for making moral decisions

B  express affection freely

C  use disciplinary techniques that involve reasoning and explanation

D  avoid harshness when disciplining

A  children from other countries do not always distinguish among the three domains

B  children judge violations in the moral domain as most serious

C  the content of social conventions is constant across cultures

D  the content of personal issues is constant across cultures

A  moral absolutism

B  premoral stage

C  moral realism

A  False

B  True

A  True

B  False

A  preconventional

B  conventional

C  semi-conventional

D  postconventional

A  all of these

B  children whose parents model prosocial behavior by being warm, supportive, and positive to them are more prosocial and altruistic

C  in laboratory experiments, children who see people donate or share with others are likely to do the same

D  children whose parents model prosocial behavior by being volunteering in the community are more prosocial and altruistic

A  children who show early signs of guilt are not more morally concerned in general

B  children who show early signs of guilt are not more concerned about rules

C  children who show early signs of guilt are more committed to rule-compatible behavior

D  anticipation of guilt does not serve as a deterrent for subsequent misbehavior or rule violation

A  False

B  True