Cognitive & Moral Development
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- 1.Moral deliberation occurs in the prefrontal cortex with connection to what other part of the brain?
- A.
Cerebellum
- B.
Hippocampus
- C.
Amygdala
- D.
Midbrain
- 2.To avoid punishment & gain reward is part of what cognitive development developed by Kohlberg?
- A.
Preconventional (birth-9)
- B.
Conventional (9-20)
- C.
Postconventional (20-...)
- 3.Which are a part of the conventional cognitive moral development created by Kohlberg?
- A.
Gain approval
- B.
Avoid disapproval
- C.
Understand Duty
- D.
Understand Guilt
- 4.Only 20% of individuals make it to this stage of cognitive development that allows them to appreciate universal moral standards, nonviolence and social contract construction
- A.
Preconventional
- B.
Conventional
- C.
Postconventional
- 5.Who were the subjects in the research of Dr. Kohlberg?
- A.
All boys
- B.
All girls
- C.
Both boys & girls
- D.
Only adults
- 6.Carol Gilligan researched those who fled from the draft of war to Canada and discovered that they made it to which cognitive development stage?
- A.
Preconventional
- B.
Conventional
- C.
Postconventional
- 7.Attainment of goals while maintaining relationships is a part of what stage of cognitive development researched by Carol Gilligan for examination of females
- A.
Preconventional
- B.
Conventional
- C.
Postconventional
- 8.This stage of Carol Gilligan's assessment of cognitive development involves the acts of getting along and personal survival
- A.
Preconventional
- B.
Conventional
- C.
Postconventional
- 9.Goodness, rightness, morality, equals self sacrifice is part of what stage of Carol Gilligan's cognitive development?
- A.
Preconventional
- B.
Conventional
- C.
Postconventional
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