Children in Piaget's Heteronomous Morality Stage

question 99

Multiple Choice

Children in Piaget's heteronomous morality stage

• A) want to maintain the affection and approval of others by being a "good person."
• B) view rules as unchangeable and requiring strict obedience.
• C) base their moral understanding on reward, punishment, and the power of authority figures.
• D) view the "right" action as what satisfies their needs or otherwise results in personal advantage.

Identify the fallacy of loaded questions and understand how they presuppose information that has not been established.

Analyze arguments for non sequiturs, where conclusions do not logically follow from premises.

Recognize the strategic misuse of appeals (to ignorance, emotion, authority) in arguments to persuade without substantive evidence.

Understand the fallacy of diversion or changing the subject to evade the point at issue.

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Definitions:

Chocolate-Covered Peanuts

A confection made by coating peanuts in chocolate, combining the crunchiness of peanuts with the sweetness of chocolate.

Buyers

Individuals or entities that purchase goods or services in a market.

Price

The sum of money needed to buy a product or service.

Movement Along

Refers to changes in the quantity demanded or supplied of a good in response to price changes, moving along a demand or supply curve.