The "Rules," or Expectations, for Appropriate Behavior in a Particular

question 379

Multiple Choice

The "rules," or expectations, for appropriate behavior in a particular social situation are called:

• A) the rules of commitment.
• B) interpersonal context rules.
• C) social norms.
• D) the rules of reciprocity.

Identify the physical and neurological changes that occur during puberty and their effects on behavior and cognitive functions.

Understand the concepts of identity, role confusion, and the development of personal values during adolescence.

Grasp the significance of social and moral intuition in guiding moral judgments and actions.

Recognize the influence of social context and cultural background on moral development and reasoning.