According to Jean Piaget, Parent-Child Relations Are Less Likely to Advance

question 155

Multiple Choice

According to Jean Piaget, parent-child relations are less likely to advance moral reasoning than peer relations, because parents are:

• A) inconsistent in delivering the consequences for broken rules.
• B) more likely to consider consequences rather than intentions.
• C) in a power position, handing down the rules.
• D) more likely to negotiate on rules.

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

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

Recognize the differences between infantile amnesia, prospective memory, and boundary extension phenomena.

Understand the principles of sustainability in manufacturing and the certification processes that validate these practices.

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