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:

Direct Inspire

The act of motivating or influencing someone directly through action or words to achieve something.

Certain Goals

Specific, well-defined targets or objectives that individuals or organizations aim to achieve within a certain timeframe.

Leadership

Ability to direct or inspire people to attain certain goals.

Planning

The process of setting objectives, determining strategies to achieve them, and developing plans to integrate and coordinate activities.