Ms. Papadou was very concerned when she saw her daughter intentionally elbow another child on the soccer field. She did the right thing by:
a. not over-reacting and deciding to confront the behavior only if she saw a pattern develop.
b. pointing out her daughter's positive behavior and ignoring the elbow incident.
c. confronting the behavior as soon as possible and explaining why the behavior was aggressive.
d. elbowing her daughter to demonstrate how it feels to have another person intentionally do harm.
Question 2
Mr. Duran spends extra time with his 8-year-old son Michael because he is concerned that Michael is not transitioning well to his new school. Recently Mr. Duran noticed that his other son, Joseph, was becoming jealous of the time his dad spends with Michael. Mr. Duran is not too concerned at this point because he knows that 6-year-old Joseph's moral reasoning skills will expand. Considering Joseph's judgment of his dad's behavior, Joseph is probably at what level of moral reasoning?
a. benevolence
b. conventional
c. equality
d. post-conventional
Freedom elbow restraint
Right Elbow
It is important to act concerned when a patient is upset.
The Five Daughter Problem
Elbow joint
South American Indigenous Woman and Child