Lesson 2.3.2

2.3.2 Moral development Quiz: OCR Psychology, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. Which psychologist proposed the stage theory of moral development investigated in OCR Psychology?

    • Kohlberg
    • Milgram
    • Bandura
    • Freud
  2. In what year was Lawrence Kohlberg's classic study on stages of moral development published?

    • 1970
    • 1961
    • 1968
    • 1997
  3. Which study investigates cultural differences in children's evaluations of lying and truth-telling?

    • Lee et al.
    • Kohlberg
    • Casey et al.
    • Chaney et al.
  4. What primary research method did Kohlberg use in his classic moral development study?

    • Interviews
    • Experiment
    • Questionnaire
    • Observation
  5. How many distinct stages of moral development did Kohlberg's theory propose across three levels?

    • Six
    • Eight
    • Five
    • Four
  6. Which broad level of moral development features obedience and punishment orientation as its first stage?

    • Conventional
    • Post-conventional
    • Pre-conventional
    • Unconventional
  7. Which moral reasoning level involves upholding laws and maintaining social order according to Kohlberg?

    • Post-conventional
    • Pre-conventional
    • Conventional
    • Pro-social
  8. What sample type did Kohlberg use for his classic longitudinal research on moral development?

    • Animals
    • Boys
    • Adults
    • Girls
  9. In Lee et al.'s study, which two nationalities of children were compared for moral evaluations?

    • French and Australian
    • American and British
    • Chinese and Canadian
    • Japanese and American
  10. What stories did Lee et al. use to test children's moral evaluations of lies and truths?

    • Moral and immoral
    • Verbal and spatial
    • Social and physical
    • Fictional and real
  11. How did Lee et al. visually present their story scenarios to young child participants?

    • Puppet shows
    • Cartoon strips
    • Written text
    • Video clips
  12. What token symbols did Lee et al. use on the rating scale for child participants?

    • Number scales
    • Spot symbols
    • Emoji faces
    • Thumb gestures
  13. What did older Chinese children tend to rate more positively when telling a lie for a group?

    • Prosocial lie
    • Prosocial truth
    • Antisocial truth
    • Antisocial lie
  14. What developmental area do Kohlberg and Lee et al. both fall under in OCR Psychology?

    • Biological
    • Social
    • Developmental
    • Cognitive
  15. Which core study is the contemporary comparison to Kohlberg in the moral development pair?

    • Bandura et al.
    • Casey et al.
    • Chaney et al.
    • Lee et al.
  16. What key methodological strength does Kohlberg's longitudinal design provide over cross-sectional studies?

    • Attrition rate
    • Time efficiency
    • Demand characteristics
    • Participant variables
  17. What conclusion did Lee et al. reach regarding moral reasoning across different human cultures?

    • Biologically innate
    • Randomly variable
    • Universally fixed
    • Culture-dependent
  18. Which Kohlberg moral development stage involves acting to gain social approval and maintaining good relationships?

    • Social contract
    • Universal ethical
    • Interpersonal accord
    • Authority orientation
  19. What was the youngest age group of children used in Lee et al.'s cross-cultural study?

    • Seven years
    • Five years
    • Three years
    • Nine years
  20. Which level in Kohlberg's theory represents post-conventional morality based on abstract self-chosen principles?

    • Level two
    • Level one
    • Level three
    • Level four

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