Kohlberg Pioneered the Method of Assessing Moral Reasoning by

question 99

Multiple Choice

Kohlberg pioneered the method of assessing moral reasoning by

• A) testing subjects' honesty in tempting situations.
• B) correlating consequences with guilt.
• C) using classic formal operations tasks, such as the pendulum.
• D) presenting subjects with a series of moral dilemmas in story form.
• E) naturalistic observation.

Understand the role of internal and external cues in memory retrieval.

Comprehend the nature of anterograde and retrograde amnesia, and the effects of disease on memory.

Grasp the impact of hindsight bias and misinformation on memory reconstruction.

Understand the concept of source confusion and its implications for eyewitness testimony.

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