In Eriksons work (Erikson, 1968), a consistent, unified sense of self is called ____.
a. self-esteem
b. moral experience
c. individualism
d. identity
Question 2
Kohlbergs postconventional reasoning has been criticized as not representing a universal stage of moral development, but rather being ____ (Murphy, Gilligan, & Puka, 1994).
a. overly feminine in some aspects
b. too dependent on interpersonal factors
c. a characteristic of males in Europe and the United States
d. overly rigid and sensitive to public opinion
Structures involved in the sense of taste.
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Work is done by an external agent
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