The Lower Levels of Moral Reasoning Found in Cross-Cultural Studies

question 61

Multiple Choice

The lower levels of moral reasoning found in cross-cultural studies were most likely due to:

• A) the influence of education.
• B) the limited validity of Kohlberg's theory.
• C) delayed moral development.
• D) the limited prevalence of higher levels of moral reasoning.

Understand the principles and significance of a theory of mind.

Explain Vygotsky's concepts of inner speech and the zone of proximal development (ZPD) in the framework of cognitive development.

Understand the stages of psychosocial development as proposed by Erik Erikson.

Recognize the emergence of self-concept during infancy.

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Definitions:

Written Policies

Official documents that outline the principles, procedures, and guidelines by which an organization or government operates.

Domination

The exercise of power or control over others, often in a way that is authoritarian or repressive.

Foucault

A French philosopher and social theorist known for his critical studies of social institutions, including psychiatry, the penal system, and the history of sexuality.

Problem Worker

An employee who consistently underperforms or exhibits behavioral issues that negatively impact the workplace.