Imagine That a Typical Adolescent Is Faced with the Following

question 68

Short Answer

Imagine that a typical adolescent is faced with the following dilemma: A friend has asked her not to tell anyone that he has stolen the answers to a final examination, but she knows that cheating is wrong, and has signed an honor pledge not to cheat and to report any cheating to the instructor. If she shows predominantly stage 3 moral reasoning, what kinds of arguments would you expect her to provide if indeed she decided to inform the teacher about the incident.

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Definitions:

Humerus

The long bone in the upper arm that runs from the shoulder to the elbow, connecting with muscles, nerves, and other bones to facilitate movement.

Proximal End

The part of a limb or structure that is nearest to the body or to the point of attachment.

Greater Tubercle

A prominence on the upper lateral part of the humerus, serving as the site of attachment for several shoulder muscles.

Anatomical Neck

The region of a bone that connects the head of the bone to its body or shaft, often found in long bones like the humerus or femur.