Lesson 2 Flashcards

1
Q

As humans, we are born with series of undifferentiated potentials

A

Value Development

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2
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An inner subjective of feelings, attitudes, beliefs, and opinions

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Worldview or Value System

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3
Q

What are the “Maslow Hierarchy of Needs”

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Survival or Physiological
Safety
Belonging and Needs
Prestige and Esteem
Self-actualization

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4
Q

Identify the maslow:
Security like purchasing a weapon

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Safety

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5
Q

Identify the maslow:
Becoming president of the club

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Prestige and Esteem

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6
Q

Identify the maslow:
Foods, shelter, water

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Survival or Physiological

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7
Q

Identify the maslow:
Fulfillment of personal potential

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Self-actualization

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8
Q

Identify the maslow:
Love, affection, intimacy, family, joining a club

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Belonging and Love

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9
Q

According to __________, feelings of isolation result in needs of satisfying activities like joining a bowling team

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Maslow Hierarchy of Needs

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10
Q

Unbridgeable gap between fact and values

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Hume’s Law

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11
Q

Between “is” and “ought”

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Hume’s Law

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12
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Facts of physical universe can tell us what is

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Hume’s Law

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13
Q

Individuals’ experiences will shape the way these values will be considered in personal decision making

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Hume’s Law

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14
Q

Created a value development model with three stages and associated value orientation

A

Lawrence Kohlberg

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15
Q

For kohlberg, the highest personal values for humans was ________

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Equality

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16
Q

What are the three “Kohlberg’s Stage of Moral Reasoning”

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Preconvential
Conventional
Postconventional

17
Q

Age for Preconventional Stage

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3-7 y/o

18
Q

Age for Conventional Stage

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7-12 y/o

19
Q

Age for Postconventional Stage

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12 above y/o

20
Q

Identify the Kohlberg Stage:
Social contract

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Postconventional

21
Q

Identify the Kohlberg Stage:
Egotism

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Preconventional

22
Q

Identify the Kohlberg Stage:
Please others

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Conventional

23
Q

Identify the Kohlberg Stage:
Punishment/Obedience

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Preconventional

24
Q

Identify the Kohlberg Stage:

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25
Q

Identify the Kohlberg Stage:
Personal conscience

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Postconventional

26
Q

Identify the Kohlberg Stage:
Respect rules

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Conventional

27
Q

_______ believes that females were often found not to progress to the final autonomous stage of value development

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Kohlberg

28
Q

Argued that Kohlberg’s research methods flawed, and gender biased

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Carol Gilligan

29
Q

She made a separate value development pathway for female results in different highest values for each

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Carol Gilligan

30
Q

According to _______, instrument men and women score equally on the major dimensions

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Isabel Myers and Katherine Briggs

31
Q

This theory is popularized in the 1970s and 1980s by sociologist Morris Massey

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Generational Theory

32
Q

Generational Theory is popularised by

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Morris Mossey

33
Q

Historical time in which individual is born shapes development of their world view

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Generational Theory

34
Q

Value system formed in first decade by families, friends, etc.

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Generational Theory

35
Q

Who popularised the “Who You Are Is Where You Were When”

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Morris Massey