Question 1

The results reported by Wimmer, Wachter, and Perner (1982)  suggest that children aged 4 to 6 years of age:

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A)  Wanted to keep all the cookies for themselves
B)  Allocated reward according to the amount of effort put into the task
C)  Refused to allocate any reward
D)  Allocated reward in an ad hoc way that was related to neither effort nor outcome
E)  Allocated reward according to the outcome of actionF) A) and D)
G) B) and D)

Question 2

Kohlberg's Level 1 is called:

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A)  Preoperational
B)  Postconventional morality
C)  Moral realism
D)  Egocentric
E)  Preconventional moralityF) D) and E)
G) A) and B)

Question 3

Arguably, Kohlberg's theory is biased toward ______ society in which the rights, freedom, and independence of the individual are highly valued.

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A)  Inner-city
B)  Eastern
C)  Hunter-gatherer
D)  Western
E)  CollectivisticF) A) and B)
G) C) and D)

Question 4

In Kohlberg's moral dilemma story, what did Heinz do?

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A)  Tell lies about his wife's illness
B)  Murder the shop keeper
C)  Steal the drug
D)  Borrow a huge sum of money
E)  Call the policeF) B) and D)
G) A) and C)

Exam 15: Moral Development

The results reported by Wimmer, Wachter, and Perner (1982) suggest that children aged 4 to 6 years of age:

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In Kohlberg's moral dilemma story, what did Heinz do?

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Kohlberg's Level 1 is called:

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Arguably, Kohlberg's theory is biased toward ______ society in which the rights, freedom, and independence of the individual are highly valued.

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Exam 15: Moral Development

The results reported by Wimmer, Wachter, and Perner (1982) suggest that children aged 4 to 6 years of age:

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In Kohlberg's moral dilemma story, what did Heinz do?

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Kohlberg's Level 1 is called:

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Arguably, Kohlberg's theory is biased toward ______ society in which the rights, freedom, and independence of the individual are highly valued.

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