Malone - ED 325 - Exam 2 - Part 2

___ = the ability to hide or disguise one's true emotions depending on the social situation you are in at the moment

What is the basic moral flaw with the deal-making in Kohlberg's Stage Two?

When the elementary student realizes "industry" - that we're all not equals, they're applying what to peers?

What is the median age for the onset of anxiety?

What is Kohlberg's second stage of morality based on?

What answer was Kohlberg seeking to the Heinz Dilemma?

At what ages do children begin to perceive their own gender identities?

What the toddler says, "No! I can do it myself!" - what are they seeking?

What was Heinz' basic problem in Kohlberg's dilemma?

Morally, what is it very difficult, nearly impossible, for a 6-year-old to do regarding their teacher?

Why do adults stuck at Kohlberg's Stage 1 obey rules and laws?

Which is true regarding how the genders based their moral decision making?

Which is not one of the three ways we immediately evaluate a new person we just met?

_____ is when the upset student is trying too hard to control or limit their feelings, often refusing to emote at all

Which is not an ill effect of shaming a young child?

How does the ability to engage in high moral reasoning actually affect one's moral behavior?

____ = when the child realizes that they must perform desired actions in order to please parents, teachers, coaches

The deal-making of Kohlberg's Stage Two is ultimately based upon:

___ = counseling a child to take a fresh look at problems, adjusting their concerns to see it's not the end of the world

What is the "thin blue line" that Dr. Beine talked about during his lecture on Kohlberg's theory?

As intermediate students begin to study past and present world cultures and powers, what common control will the accept?

What was Erikson's first stage based upon?

Which of the following is not a situation calling for emotion-based coping for an upset child?

For intermediate school students, what kind of teacher decision will be difficult for them to accept?

What mistake did Dr. Beine say that first grade teachers make when the bring their class in early from recess?

In Kohlberg's fourth stage, intermediate and middle school students tend to view morality and religious mores as:

_____ = a life philosophy based soley upon gaining worldy pleasures and wealth (not morality)

In Kohlberg's third stage, what is the basis of the moral code that children live by?

What is the median age for the onset of depression?

As adolescents mature into their teen years, what factor is added to their self-esteem formation?

Why does "successful" lying improve by age 7?

A good strategy for those struggling to control feelings is to teach them to ___ their emotions - calling them by name.

According to Erikson, after young adults are done "playing" and "making cash" - what do they eventually seek out?

Which of the following is not one of the four factors of Attribution Theory?

___ = teaching an upset student to view the problem as within their control - not beyond their abilities to change