The Belief That Breaking a Rule Always Leads to Punishment

question 71

Multiple Choice

The belief that breaking a rule always leads to punishment is referred to as

• A) moral relativism.
• B) postconventional reasoning.
• C) conventional reasoning.
• D) immanent justice.

Recognize strategies for managing common flexibility and skeletal issues, including back pain.

Understand the impact of prenatal factors on child development.

Identify different types of child temperament and their implications for development.

Recognize the influence of environmental and genetic factors on child development.

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Definitions:

Environment Influence

The impact of external factors, including physical, social, and cultural environments, on an individual's behavior, attitudes, and development.

Personality Psychologists

Experts who study individual differences in behavior, emotion, motivation, and thought, particularly within a personality framework.

Twin-Study Research

A research design used to estimate the genetic and environmental contributions to individual differences, often involving comparisons between monozygotic (identical) and dizygotic (fraternal) twins.

Genetic Influences

Factors in an individual's development and behavior attributable to genetic inheritance from their parents.