Dr Gardner Provides His History Class with a Syllabus That

question 35

Multiple Choice

Dr. Gardner provides his history class with a syllabus that outlines the rules and procedures the class will follow to ensure a comfortable environment for all. Dr. Gardner emphasizes that if the rules seem unfair or cause a hardship, he is willing to negotiate new rules. This philosophy of class management is most consistent with which stage of Kohlberg's moral reasoning?

• A) Universal ethical principles
• B) Social contract
• C) Law-and-order orientation
• D) Naive hedonism

Describe the relationship between obedience to authority and historical events.

Comprehend the influence of both person and situation on behavior as suggested by Kurt Lewin.

Recognize the emphasis on social cognition in modern social psychology and how it differs from older theoretical perspectives.

Understand the external and internal forces that drive organizational change.

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Definitions:

Conduct Problems

A range of anti-social behaviors exhibited by children and adolescents, including aggression and rule-breaking activities.

Suicide

The act of intentionally causing one's own death.

Psychosocial Risk Factors

Social and psychological aspects that may contribute to an individual's likelihood of developing a physical or mental health condition.

Conduct Problems

Refers to a range of antisocial types of behavior displayed in childhood and adolescence.