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1. Heinz Dilemma: Kohlberg's theory holds that the justification the participant offers is:
a. Significant.
b. Not significant.
c. Significant as much as their response.

2. Locus of control
a. An individuals locus of control determines the extent to which he or she believes that
they have control over the events in their life.
b. An individuals locus of control determines the extent to which he or she believes that
they have control over the events in others life.
c. An individuals locus of control determines the extent to which he or she believes that
they have control over all events occurring.

3. Cognitive moral development and Locus of control:

a. Can help us to improve our understanding of how people decide what is the morality
right or wrong course of action.
b. Are based on the fact that only the result of a moral dilemma matters when trying to
measure the morality of a person.
c. Have shown that only the lived experience of a person determines how she will solve a
moral dilemma. It is not possible to say that a person is born with a certain sense of
justice.

4. Who defined Id, ego, and super-ego in the development of morality?

a. Sigmund Freud.
b. Heinz Hartmann.
c. Lawrence Kohlberg.

5. Cognitive moral development:

a. Refers to the different levels of reasoning that a group can apply to ethical problems.
b. Refers to the different levels of reasoning that an individual can apply to ethical issues.
6. Criticism of CMD: Carol Gilligan argued that:
a. Woman tended to employ an ethic of care.
b. Man tended to employ an ethic of care.
7. Lawrence Kohlberg's stages of moral development:
a. Can be more generally grouped into three levels of two stages each.
b. Can be more generally grouped into two levels of three stages each.

8. Was the class interesting?

9. Did you pay more attention because you did not have any electronic devices? Did you
find something else to do instead?
10. Do you think you will have higher grades and better understanding if phones and laptops
will not be allowed in class? If not please say why.