Concerning the Development of Morality

question 203

Multiple Choice

Concerning the development of morality,

• A) both Kohlberg and Piaget overestimated children's levels of moral thinking.
• B) Kohlberg overestimated children's levels of moral thinking, and Piaget underestimated children's levels of moral thinking.
• C) Kohlberg underestimated children's levels of moral thinking, and Piaget overestimated children's levels of moral thinking.
• D) both Kohlberg and Piaget underestimated children's levels of moral thinking.

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Definitions:

Self-depreciation

The act of belittling or undervaluing oneself, often associated with low self-esteem and negative self-perception.

Supplication

A form of behavior or act in which an individual asks or begs for something earnestly or humbly.

Self-promotion

The practice of deliberately highlighting one's own skills, achievements, or qualities, often to advance one's career or social standing.

Ingratiation

A social strategy where an individual attempts to make themselves more likable or agreeable to others, often to gain favor or approval.