Life Stages And Human Development
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After completing the online module, here is a fun little quiz to see how much you learned!
- 1.Developmental theories______.
- A.
Are used to identify patterns of life to help explain growth and change in humans.
- B.
Are used to help identify cognitive functions.
- C.
Are used to control behavioural issues within young children.
- D.
Are a complex idea formed by Daniel Levinson.
- 2.Carol Gilligan's studies focus on:
- A.
Middle aged men going through mid-life crisises.
- B.
Growth of women in society.
- C.
The resulting behaviour of interactions between children and animals.
- D.
How adult behaviour influences children.
- 3.Carol Gilligan has three stages in moral development. The second stage deals with:
- A.
Women's concern with their family life.
- B.
Women in the workplace and how they interact with co-workers.
- C.
Selfish orientation of women.
- D.
How women feel it is wrong to act in their own interests
- 4.Daniel Levinson believed _____.
- A.
Individuals stopped developing at age 17.
- B.
True development only occurs during puberty
- C.
Development continues throughout adulthood
- D.
Both A and B.
- 5.Lawrence Kohlberg studies demonstrate to the world of sociology and psychology that people develop:
- A.
Moral reasoning through many stages.
- B.
Social responsibility through two stages.
- C.
A vocation at age 18.
- D.
When active in society.
- 6.Lawrence Kohlberg’s theory is composed of three stages. The first stage is known as the Pre-Conventional Stage. It is made up of:
- A.
1. Good boy/girl 2. Principled Conscience
- B.
1. Law and Order 2. Social Contract
- C.
1. Obedience and Punishment 2. Individualism, Instrumentalism, and Exchange
- D.
None of the above
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