Human Development and Moral Development Quiz

Kohlberg is known for his stages of moral development theory.

At the pre-conventional stage, individuals obey rules to avoid punishment.

Transactional morality is not a component of Kohlberg's theory.

Albert Bandura proposed the 'Social Learning Theory'.

Trust vs. Mistrust is the psychological conflict during infancy in Erikson's theory.

Vygotsky proposed the concept of 'Zone of Proximal Development'.

Stagnation vs. Despair is not a stage in Erikson's theory.

Identity vs. Role Confusion occurs during adolescence in Erikson's theory.

At the post-conventional stage, individuals consider social contracts and the greater good.

The 'Conventional level' of moral reasoning primarily focuses on social norms and expectations.

The 'morality of care' emphasizes relationships and compassion primarily.

Lawrence Kohlberg developed the concept of 'Moral Reasoning'.

The main critique of Kohlberg's theory is that it neglects the role of emotions.

Carol Gilligan is associated with the concept of 'Ethic of Care'.