A) strange situation
B) attachment
C) Ainsworth model
D) empathy
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A) identity versus role confusion
B) generativity versus stagnation
C) intimacy versus isolation
D) integrity versus despair
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A) trust versus mistrust
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt
C) initiative versus guilt
D) industry versus inferiority
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A) homosexual
B) heterosexual
C) gender neutral
D) bisexual
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A) preconventional
B) conventional
C) postconventional
D) indivdualism and exchange
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A) Ainsworth model
B) attachment
C) strange situation
D) empathic reasoning
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A) moral realism
B) morality of cooperation
C) morality of value
D) value of cooperation
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A) adolescence
B) early adulthood
C) middle adulthood
D) old age
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A) 60% for men and 55% for women
B) 80% for men and 75% for women
C) 70% for men and 65% for women
D) 60% for men and 65% for women
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A) The moral dilemmas were scored subjectively.
B) Levels of responses may vary among individuals.
C) People can regress in their behaviors.
D) The stages of moral development seem to be less domain general than Kohlberg's theory suggests.
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A) trust versus mistrust
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt
C) initiative versus guilt
D) industry versus inferiority
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A) 3-5.
B) 6-8.
C) 10-12.
D) 14-16.
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A) belief that one is thin when one really is not
B) more common among boys than girls
C) refusal and/or inability to eat
D) extreme weight loss
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A) conflict resolution
B) single exchanges
C) shared secrets
D) shared activities
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A) doubled
B) tripled
C) been cut in half
D) quadrupled
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A) Model and reward gender behavior desired of students.
B) Acknowledge and strive to overcome gender stereotypes.
C) Check learning materials for damaging gender stereotypes.
D) Compare sexual orientation of various students.
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A) morality of cooperation
B) moral relativism
C) autonomous morality
D) moral realism
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A) avoidant attachment
B) secure attachment
C) resistant attachment
D) stranger attachment
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A) Model and reward gender behavior desired of students.
B) Acknowledge and strive to overcome gender stereotypes.
C) Check learning materials for damaging gender stereotypes.
D) Compare sexual orientation of various students .
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A) Gender-role identification arises primarily from psychological crises faced during a particular stage in childhood.
B) People acquire schemas that guide their interpretations of what are and are not appropriate gender roles.
C) Boys and girls are treated differently from the moment they are born.
D) People observe and learn from role models as they follow what they see being rewarded.
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