The Approach Which Considers Prosocial Behaviour to Develop Out of the Values

question 51

Multiple Choice

The approach which considers prosocial behaviour to develop out of the values and attitudes that the child acquires through social experience is referred to as:

• A) the social learning approach
• B) the personal experiential approach
• C) the cognitive-developmental approach
• D) the abstract ethical principle approach
• E) the value-expressive approach

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Definitions:

Proslavery Defenses

Arguments or justifications used to support the institution of slavery.

Necessary Evil

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Nineteenth Century

The period from January 1, 1801, to December 31, 1900, characterized by significant industrial, cultural, and political changes worldwide.

Elijah Lovejoy

An American Presbyterian minister, journalist, and news editor who was an abolitionist and died protecting his press from a pro-slavery mob.