Support for Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development Includes Data Indicating

question 15

Multiple Choice

Support for Kohlberg's theory of moral development includes data indicating that

• A)external forces have a greater impact on the moral behaviour of those operating at the lower stages of moral reasoning.
• B)females are superior on moral dilemmas that focus on nurturing.
• C)older individuals tend to regress to lower levels of moral thinking.
• D)the development of moral reasoning does not follow any specific sequence.

Explore how constructs evolve over a person's lifetime, including rigidity and openness to change.

Gain insight into the enduring nature of construct relationships over individual constructs themselves.

Understand the concept and implications of impermeable constructs within personal construct theory.

Comprehend Kelly’s personal construct theory and the principle of constructive alternativism.

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Definitions:

Implicit

Information or knowledge that is understood or implied without being directly stated or consciously recognized.

Explicit

Referring to knowledge or information that is fully and clearly expressed or demonstrated, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.

External

Relating to, situated on, or connected with the outside or an outer part.

Orbital Frontal Cortex

A region of the brain located in the frontal lobes that is involved in the complex process of decision making and moderating social behavior.