Emotivism is also known as______

• The Boo-Yay Theory     

• . Moral Relativism

• The Golden Rule

• . Ethical Universalism

What method did Kohlberg use to study moral development?

• Laboratory experiments                                

• Moral dilemmas and interviews                    

• Observational studies

• Surveys

The Conventional level of Kohlberg’s theory is based on:

• Personal benefits                                           

• Societal rules and approval                            

• Universal ethical principles
  
  

• Fear of punishment

Who developed the Theory of Moral Development?

• Jean Piaget                                                  

• Lawrence Kohlberg                                      

• Sigmund Freud

• Erik Erikson

The post-conventional level of morality is characterized by

• Avoidance of punishment                          

• Societal norms                                            

• Universal ethical principles

• Seeking rewards

. Outer-directed negative emotions like anger often serve to_________

• Punish unethical actions                                   

• Encourage unethical actions                            

• Promote happiness

• Prevent people from making decisions

What is one danger of making decisions based solely on emotions?

• They are too logical                                       

• They can lead to biased and unfair judgements

• They always result in good decisions            

• They never change over time

The role of emotions in moral decision-making is to:

• Replace logic completely                               

• Complement reasoning                                  

• Be ignored
  
  

• Cause uncertainty

Which environment has led to the culture of corruption in the Philippines

• The religious environment                             

• The economic and political environment       

• The family environment

• The social environment

What weakness of Filipino character reflects excessive self-interest?

• Kanya-Kanya Syndrome                                    

• Faith and religiosity                                                                         

• Flexibility and adaptability

• Flexibility and adaptability