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Do males and females use different orientations for resolving moral dilemmas? If you believe they do, describe them and estimate the size of the difference.
 
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What are the benefits of using self-questioning as a learning tactic?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Males and females use both a caring/helping/cooperation orientation and a justice/fairness/individual rights orientation, but they differ slightly in terms of which one each invokes more often. Males tend to invoke the justice/fairness/individual rights orientation a bit more often than the caring/helping/cooperation orientation, while females exhibit the opposite pattern.

Answer to Question 2

Self-questioning improves comprehension and the integration of new material with already learned material. However, in order to use self-questioning profitably, the questions that the learner generates and the questions used for the assessment need to make similar cognitive demands on the learner.



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