What Was a Contribution of the Social Security Act of 1935

question 7

Multiple Choice

What was a contribution of the Social Security Act of 1935?

• A)Aid for means-tested public assistance for the elderly
• B)Established a social insurance system for individuals age 65 and older,regardless of financial need
• C)Matched funds spent by the states for needy elderly,who could be considered among the "deserving" poor
• D)All of the above

Identify criticisms of Kohlberg's theory, including the emphasis on moral thought over behavior and its applicability across cultures.

Apply the stages of moral development to real-life scenarios and hypothetical dilemmas.

Explain the significance of peer interactions in moral development.

Differentiate between moral competence and moral performance in social-cognitive theory.

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