Match Each Scenario with the Component of the Myers-Briggs Type

question 31

Multiple Choice

Match each scenario with the component of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator it exemplifies.
-feeling

• A)Alf prides himself on his objectivity and on his ability not to let his emotions get in his way when making decisions.
• B)​Amelia is less interested in facts than in the patterns and relationships among them.
• C)​Lenny prides himself on his adaptability.He hates making final decisions and, as a result, often misses his deadlines.
• D)​Olga often criticizes others for being "too logical." She believes that logic is a lie people tell themselves to justify making cold, cruel, or outright immoral decisions.When asked to make hard choices, Olga bases her decisions on what is best for the people she cares about.
• E)​Liang is uncomfortable making an important decision unless he feels that he has all of the facts.
• F)Hosanna is decisive.In a group, she's usually the first person to take stock of the essential information and formulate a plan.

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Definitions:

Social Domain Theory

The theory that the moral domain, the social conventional domain, and the personal domain have distinct rules that vary in how broadly the rules apply and in what happens when they are broken.

Environmental-Learning View

The perspective that emphasizes the role of the environment in shaping behavior, skills, and knowledge through experience and learning.

Conventional Morality

Conventional morality is the second level in Kohlberg's stages of moral development, where an individual's sense of right and wrong is based on societal norms and the expectations of others.

Sociodramatic Play

Make-believe play in which two or more participants enact a variety of related social roles.