TB9, L4 - Adolescence
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2. What is the correct progression in Kohlberg's theory of moral development?
- Pre-conventional morality > conventional morality > post-conventional morality
- Conventional morality > pre-conventional morality > post-conventional morality
- Post conventional morality > pre-conventional morality > conventional morality
- Pre-conventional morality > post-conventional morality > conventional morality
3. Elkind (1967) hypothesised that...
- Friendships are the most significant contributor to self esteem
- Adolescents have a form of egocentrism whereby they believe their own experience was separate to that of others
- High self esteem leads to increased risk of behavioural problems
- None of the above
4. Cyberball in adolescents showed that:
- They were significantly more affected and more sensitive to rejection than adults
- They were significantly less affected and less sensitive to rejection than adults
- There was no significant difference between the reactions of adults and adolescents
- None of the above
5. Buhrmester (1996) found that:
- Females discussions revolved around social status and achievements
- Males discussions were centred around emotional disclosure and social support
- Females had higher same gender interactions and emotional disclosure than did males
- Males had higher same gender interactions and emotional disclosure than did females
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