Mr Tolbert Comes to You Because He Is Concerned About

question 67

Essay

Mr. Tolbert comes to you because he is concerned about his son Jack. He describes Jack as being a risk-taker, easily bored, susceptible to day dreaming, intensely curious, and at times silly. He is concerned Jack may have some learning difficulties. What else might be going on with Jack?

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Definitions:

Environmental Input

Any information or stimuli that an organism receives from its surroundings, which can affect its behavior and development.

Preconventional Level

A stage in Kohlberg's theory of moral development where moral reasoning is based on external rewards and punishments.

Moral Development

The process through which individuals acquire values, behaviors, and thoughts about what is right and wrong, evolving through various stages throughout life.

Good Or Bad

General evaluative categories assessing the moral, ethical, practical, or aesthetic quality or value of something.