IAT II_GE8076_IV CSE A_PART A

1. According to Kohlberg, the people progressed in their moral reasoning through a series of _________ stages (CO2) (B1)

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

2. At _______________________________ level, individuals are motivated mainly by their interest to avoid punishment, or by their desire to satisfy their own needs, or by the external power exerted on them. (CO2) (B2)

• pre-conventional level
• conventional level
• post-conventional level
• corrective Level

3. As per the ________________ , individuals give more importance to loyalty and close identification with others, than their own self-interest. (CO2) (B2)

• pre-conventional level
• conventional level
• post-conventional level
• corrective Level

4. The people at _______________________________level want to live by general principles that are universally applied to all people. They always desire to maintain their moral integrity. (CO2) (B2)

• pre-conventional level
• conventional level
• post-conventional level
• corrective Level

5. According to Gilligan, ___________________ have tendency to over-ride the importance of moral rules and convictions while resolving moral dilemmas; (CO2) (B1)

• male
• female
• adults
• children

6. According to Gilligan, Kohlberg's Theory is ______________ biased. (CO2) (B1)

• gender
• race
• religious
• language

7. When an individual exercise moral autonomy, he may not be able to attain the same results as other people obtain in practicing their moral autonomy. This relates to _____________ (CO2) (B2)

• consensus
• contraversies
• community clash
• common errors

8. _________________ provides the framework through which learning attitudes are encouraged. (CO2) (B2)

• Authority
• Autonomy
• Agriculture
• Aptitude

9. _________ theory emphasizes on the character rather than the rights or duties (CO2) ()

• Duty Ethics
• Virtue Theory
• Rights Theory
• Utilitarion Theory

10. Even reasonable people will not agree on all moral issues and professional ethics. This relates to (CO2) (B2)

• Ethical subjectivism
• Ethical chuvanism
• Ethical Singularism
• Ethical Pluralism