Three of the Following Are Accurate Statements About the Shortcomings

question 39

Multiple Choice

Three of the following are accurate statements about the shortcomings of Kohlberg's theory of moral reasoning. Which one is inaccurate?

• A) The same child may reason at different levels depending on the situation.
• B) Children often show conventional thinking for several years and then revert back to preconventional thinking when they reach adolescence.
• C) Kohlberg overlooked the importance of caring and compassion in moral reasoning and behavior.
• D) Most elementary school children distinguish between two kinds of "wrong" behaviors-those that are morally wrong and those that violate cultural standards.

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Definitions:

Motor Neuron

A type of neuron responsible for conveying signals from the nervous system to muscles, inducing muscle contraction.

Association Cells

Neurons located in the brain's cortex that connect sensory and motor areas, and are involved in the integration of sensory inputs and cognitive processes.

Interneurons

Neurons that transmit signals between sensory neurons and motor neurons, playing a critical role in the reflexes and central nervous system.

Glial Cells

Non-neuronal cells in the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system that do not produce electrical impulses but support, nourish, and protect the neurons.