Developmental Area

Question 1

Inter-rater, reliability

Answer 1

The extent to which the observe / researcher agree on what day are looking for (out of 1)

Question 2

Time sampling

Answer 2

I record which is made every few seconds

Question 3

Moral dilemma

Answer 3

A moral dilemma is a conflict of morals, where you are forced to choose between two or more options and you have a moral reason to choose and not choose each option. No matter what choice you make in these situations, you always end up compromising some moral value.

Question 4

Superego

Answer 4

the part of personality concerned with keeping to moral norms.

Question 5

Heteronomous moral thinking

Answer 5

Weight the outcome of the action to determine how bad it is

Question 6

Autonomous moral reasoning

Answer 6

Takes into account the intent of the person committing to action

Question 7

Longitudinal research

Answer 7

I research that follows a number of Peter spent over an extend period of time

Question 8

Cross cultural study

Answer 8

Study conducted in different cultural groups and country

Question 9

Strength and weakness of longitude in the study

Answer 9

Strength
Follow the same, participant, overtime, reduce the effects of participant variables
Can show development of individual and how Ds diver by gender, culture, environment, et cetera

Disadvantage
Time-consuming
Retention rate (small sample)
People may drop out before the end of the study

Question 10

Strength and weakness of cross-cultural study

Answer 10

Strength
Not ethnocentrism
Comparison can be made to help generalised a result

Weakness
Effort and time to conduct
Same procedure, often not appropriate for different culture