Sarah Lee is helping her dad, Jefferson, bake cookies. First, Sarah divides the dough into two equal round piles. Then, as she goes to roll her dough, she trips, flattens her pile, and begins to cry. Her dad asks her if she's hurt, whereupon Sarah tells her dad that she isn't hurt but she's sad because now he has a tall pile with more dough than her. Sarah Lee's response demonstrates
a. centration.
b. conservation.
c. relativistic thinking.
d. seriation.
Question 2
Which of Freud's assertions has been upheld by research?
a. Females have weaker superegos than males.
b. Complete moral maturity is achieved by age six or seven.
c. Emotions play a critical role in moral development.
d. Threatening, punitive parents produce children who are more morally strong than parents who are warm and affectionate.
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