Understanding Moral Development in Psychology

Which parenting style is characterized by high demands and low responsiveness?

• Authoritative Parenting Style

• Authoritarian Parenting Style

• Permissive Parenting Style

• Uninvolved Parenting Style

What is the primary focus of the authoritative parenting style?

• Strict discipline and obedience

• High responsiveness and high demands

• Low demands and high responsiveness

• Minimal involvement in the child's life

Which method of discipline involves explaining the consequences of a child's actions to encourage understanding and empathy?

• Power Assertion

• Induction

• Authoritarian Approach

• Permissive Approach

What is the term for a disciplinary technique that involves using authority to enforce rules, often through punishment?

• Induction

• Power Assertion

• Authoritative Approach

• Democratic Parenting

According to Kohlberg's stages of moral development, which stage is characterized by behavior driven by avoiding punishment?

• Pre-conventional

• Conventional

• Post-conventional

• Autonomous

In which stage of Kohlberg's moral development does an individual begin to consider societal rules and laws as important?

• Pre-conventional

• Conventional

• Post-conventional

• Autonomous

Which of the following is NOT a key term related to moral development?

• Authoritarian Parenting Style

• Authoritative Parenting Style

• Induction

• Cognitive Dissonance

What is the main difference between authoritarian and authoritative parenting styles?

• Authoritarian is more responsive than authoritative

• Authoritative is more demanding than authoritarian

• Authoritative balances demands with responsiveness, while authoritarian does not

• Authoritarian allows more freedom than authoritative

Which parenting style is most likely to use induction as a method of discipline?

• Authoritarian Parenting Style

• Authoritative Parenting Style

• Permissive Parenting Style

• Uninvolved Parenting Style

How does moral reasoning typically evolve according to developmental psychology?

• From self-interest to adherence to social rules to abstract principles

• From abstract principles to adherence to social rules to self-interest

• From adherence to social rules to self-interest to abstract principles

• From self-interest to abstract principles to adherence to social rules