1. If a person makes ethical choices solely to avoid punishment, they are at which level of moral development?

• Unconventional Level
• Post-Conventinoal Level
• Conventional Level
• Pre-Conventional Level

individuals follow the laws and rules of society in an effort to be a good citizen, they are operating at which level and stage of development?

• Conventional Level, Stage 2
• Post-Conventional Level, Stage 1
• Conventional, Level, Stage 4
• Conventional Level, Stage 3

Dehumanization can ________.

• Lead to extreme cases like genocide
• Result in inadequate compensation in the workplace
• All of the above
• Create unhealthy workplace environments

Which of the following mechanisms does NOT dehumanize a victim?

• Moral justification
• Cognitive dissonance
• Euphemistic language
• Advantageous comparison

An experience that people struggle with but is crucial to psychological development is referred to as ________.

• Locus of control
• Cognitive dissonance
• Moral refinement
• Moral justification

People with an external locus of control ________.

• Claim they were just lucky or received promotions because of the help of others
• Often feel as though their circumstances control them
• Think that nothing they do matters
• All of the above

Progression through the stages of development can happen through all but which of the following ways?

• Mental development
• Moral refinement
• Moral education
• Life experience

Lawrence Kohlberg studied a group of 10-16 American boys to study ________ over a 20 year period.

• Moral justification
• Moral development
• Moral education
• Locus of control

Which key personality concept explains how one views their relationship with their environment?

• Cognitive dissonance
• Developmental process
• Locus of control
• Moral development

Jesus, Gandhi, and Buddha would be at which level and stage of development according to Kohlberg?

• Conventional Level, Stage 6
• Post-Conventional Level, Stage 6
• Unconventional Level, Stage 5
• Post-Conventional, Level, Stage 5