Personality, Child-Rearing Practices, Peer Interaction, Schooling, and Aspects of Culture

question 14

Multiple Choice

Personality, child-rearing practices, peer interaction, schooling, and aspects of culture affect maturity of moral reasoning

• A) in older adolescents and emerging adults but not children.
• B) by presenting cognitive challenges, which stimulate young people to think about moral problems in more complex ways.
• C) in individualistic but not collectivist societies, where moral reasoning tends to be delayed.
• D) by teaching individuals to follow their intuition instead of simply abiding by what adults tell them.

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Definitions:

Mitotic Spindle

An architecture made up of microtubules that divides chromosomes between two daughter cells during the process of mitosis.

Prometaphase

A stage of mitosis where the nuclear envelope breaks down and microtubules attach to kinetochores of chromosomes.

Haploid Number

The number of chromosomes in a gamete of an organism, representing one complete set of chromosomes.

Nuclear Divisions

Processes such as mitosis and meiosis, where a cell's nucleus divides, leading to the distribution of genetic material into daughter nuclei.