Cognitive Rationales for Resisting Temptations

question 106

Multiple Choice

Cognitive rationales for resisting temptations

• A) make punishment unnecessary
• B) are effective at gaining short-term but not long-term inhibition of undesirable acts
• C) foster conventional rather than postconventional morality
• D) are likely to increase the effectiveness of other forms of punishment

Comprehend the basics of genetics, including the role of DNA, genes, and chromosomes in heredity.

Recognize the sequence and factors influencing physical development in infants and children.

Appreciate the concept of lifespan development and the division of life into stages.

Grasp the theory and significance of attachment and its impact on child development.

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