Kohlberg's Claims of a Universal Theory of Moral Development Have

question 102

Multiple Choice

Kohlberg's claims of a universal theory of moral development have been challenged,most notably by Richard Shweder,who believes that it is impossible to understand moral development unless you understand the individual's ____.

• A)intellectual abilities
• B)cultural worldview
• C)social context
• D)personality factors

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Definitions:

Holder

The individual or entity that possesses or controls a particular document, instrument, or security, having certain rights to it.

Drawee

A party upon whom a cheque or draft is drawn, typically a bank, responsible for paying the amount specified to the payee.

Negotiable Instruments

Financial documents promising payment to the holder, such as checks, bills of exchange, and promissory notes.

Referral Selling

A type of sales practice in which the purchaser supplies a seller with a list of friends or acquaintances and receives a benefit when sales are made to those people.