When a Child Violates a Moral Rule, Adults More Often

question 30

True/False

When a child violates a moral rule, adults more often talk about the need to follow rules and to obey parents, teachers, and other people in authority.

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Definitions:

Contraceptives

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Social-Cognitive Perspective

The social-cognitive perspective is an approach in psychology that emphasizes the role of cognitive processes in understanding social behavior, including how we interpret, analyze, and remember information about others and ourselves.

Genetic Influences

The contributions of genes inherited from parents to the physical and behavioral characteristics of an individual.

Unrealistic Optimism

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