Cassandra's Behavior Is Typically Guided by What She Thinks Would

question 30

Multiple Choice

Cassandra's behavior is typically guided by what she thinks would be acceptable to her parents.According to Kohlberg,which of the following stages of moral development does Cassandra's behavior exemplify?

• A) Utilitarian stage
• B) Conventional stage
• C) Principled stage
• D) Preconventional stage
• E) Conclusive stage

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Definitions:

Repressed

A psychological state in which individuals unknowingly push distressing thoughts, desires, or experiences out of conscious awareness.

Collective Unconscious

A concept proposed by Carl Jung that refers to structures of the unconscious mind shared among beings of the same species.

Archetypes

Universal, symbolic images or characters that appear across different cultures and literature, representing fundamental human experiences.

Universal Experiences

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