The Cognitive-Developmental Perspective __________

question 34

Multiple Choice

The cognitive-developmental perspective __________.

• A) focuses on how children acquire ready-made standards of good conduct from adults
• B) views children as blank slates, eager to "write" information about social rules
• C) regards children as active thinkers about social rules
• D) holds that children are prewired with standards of good conduct

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Definitions:

Explore Ambivalence

The technique of acknowledging and discussing an individual's conflicting feelings or thoughts about a behavior change.

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Explore Ambivalence

The process of acknowledging and understanding the mixed feelings or contradictory attitudes someone might have towards change, often used in motivational interviewing.