In the Contemporary Perspective on Moral Development, What Contributes to Children's

question 81

Multiple Choice

In the contemporary perspective on moral development, what contributes to children's moral development?

• A)parents' modeled standards and behaviors
• B)biological predisposition
• C)positive feelings and negative feelings
• D)extrinsic rewards and punishments

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Definitions:

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.

Genetic Component

The part of a physical or behavioral trait that is influenced by one's genetic makeup.

Extraversion Introversion

Relates to a personality trait spectrum where individuals may either derive energy from social interactions and external activities (extraversion) or from solitary activities and internal contemplation (introversion).