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How can a school-age child show responsibility at home? Select all that apply.

• clean their rooms
• allow their parents wash their dishes after dinner
• mow the lawn
• complete homework

When school-age children show a sense of responsibility and diligence they demonstrate

• laziness
• work ethic
• nonperformance
• lack of effort

How does moral conscience change during the school-age years?

• shifts to having consideration for social groups
• remains egocentric
• tends to be self-centered
• increases in selfishness

Kohlberg's level of moral reasoning that includes interpersonal conformity and maintenance of the social order is

• preconventional morality
• postconventional morality
• conventional morality
• principled morality

What stage of Kohlberg's Morality involves a child feeling compelled to do their duty for society and show respect for authority?

• maintaining the social order
• autonomous reality
• interpersonal conformity

What stage of Kohlberg's Morality involves a child wanting approval by others and want to be considered "good" or "nice" if they live by the code?

• maintaining the social order
• autonomous reality
• interpersonal conformity

True or False: Moral character is influenced by the people around them.

• True
• False

During Erikson's psychosocial theory, a school-age child has the desire to join others in striving to become a competent member of society. This desire is to be

• inferior
• egocentric
• autonomous
• industrious

During Erikson's psychosocial theory, a school-age child may feel incompetent with this work and efforts being ignored or demeaned. This feeling is of being

• inferior
• egocentric
• autonomous
• industrious