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19 Cards in this Set
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DEVELOPMENT OF SELF CONTROL
1 Year |
Aware that others impose demands
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DEVELOPMENT OF SELF CONTROL
2 Years |
Have internalized some controls
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DEVELOPMENT OF SELF CONTROL
3 Years |
Capable of self-regulation
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PIAGET'S VIEWS/MORAL DEVELOPMENT
Moral Realism |
5 - 7 years
Rules are created by wise adults and therefore must be followed and cannot be changed. |
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Immanent Justice
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Breaking a rule ALWAYS leads to punishment
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PIAGET'S VIEWS/MORAL DEVELOPMENT
Moral Relativism |
8 years
Understanding that rules are created by people to help them get along |
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KOHLBERG STAGES/MORAL REASONING
What are the two stages of the Preconventional Level |
Obedience Orientation
Instrumental Orientation |
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KOHLBERG STAGES/MORAL REASONING
What are the two stages of the Conventional Level |
Interpersonal Norms
Social System Morality |
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KOHLBERG STAGES/MORAL REASONING
What are the two stages of the Postconventional Level |
Social Contract Orientation
Universal Ethical Principles |
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PreC
Obedience Orientation |
Adults know what is right and wrong. Avoid punishment. "Don't steal the drug, it is against the law"
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PreC
Instrumental Orientation |
People look out for their own needs. Expect payback or favor in return. "Steal drug, waife may reward you or do something nice for you
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Interpersonal Norms |
Live up to others expectations. Win others approval. "Don't steal drug so others see you as honest and obeying the law
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Social System Morality |
follow rules for social "order". "Steal the drug a husband should do all he can to save his wife." -or- "don't steal drug. Against Law and society must prohibit theft."
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PostC
Social Contract Orientation |
adhere to a valid social contract to promote welfare. "Steal the drug. social rules are no longer benefiting."
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Post C
Universal Ethical Principles |
abstract
justice/compassion/equality. Personal moral code. "Steal drug. Preserving life takes place above all." |
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TYPES OF AGGRESSION
Hostile |
unprovoked agression w/ the goal of intimidation or harassment. Sole goal is to humiliate other child
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TYPES OF AGGRESSION
Instrumental |
uses aggression to achieve specific goal.
Force Taking a toy from another child |
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TYPES OF AGGRESSION
Reactive Aggression |
one child's behavior leads to another's aggression.
Loses a game - punch whoever won |
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TYPES OF AGGRESSION
Relational |
- verbal
undermines social relationships. More typical of girls. (spreading gossip) |
