Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development Claims That

question 14

Multiple Choice

Kohlberg's theory of moral development claims that

• A)regression from a higher to a lower stage of moral reasoning is quite common.
• B)through an exploration of moral dilemmas,it is possible to teach someone to skip over the lower stages of moral development.
• C)the sequence of stages one goes through may vary from one culture to another.
• D)a person's stage of moral development is determined by the person's thoughts,rather than his or her actions.

Recognize the role of perceptions in equity and how individuals react to perceived inequities.

Identify the elements of goals that motivate and direct behavior towards achieving objectives.

Acknowledge the impact of goal characteristics on motivation according to goal-setting theory.

Calculate margin of safety and margin of safety ratio.

---

Definitions:

Heritability Estimate

A statistical measure that indicates how much of the variation in a particular trait within a population can be attributed to genetic differences among individuals.

Intelligence

The aptitude for acquiring knowledge, grasping concepts, tackling issues, and adapting to unfamiliar scenarios.

Correlation

An indicator that measures the extent of co-fluctuation among two or more variables.

IQ Scores

Numerical representations of an individual's cognitive abilities relative to a standard population, derived from standardized tests.