In True Experiments, the Independent Variable Is Manipulated to Test

question 14

True/False

In true experiments, the independent variable is manipulated to test whether or not it has an effect on the dependent variable.

Understand the effects of parental expectations on children's psychosocial development.

Describe the shift in self-identity from childhood to adolescence.

Explain the progression of moral reasoning according to Kohlberg's theory.

Identify the differences in moral reasoning across genders and cultures.

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Definitions:

Principled

Operating according to ethical standards and specific, often moral, principles.

Avoidance

Pretends that a conflict doesn’t really exist.

Authoritative Command

A management style where leaders make decisions without consulting subordinates, relying on their authority for compliance.

Unassertive

A behavior pattern in which individuals tend to avoid expressing their opinions or needs, and often accommodate others to avoid conflict.