Piaget's work in moral development suggests that the typical twelve-year-old

Piaget's work in moral development suggests that the typical twelve-year-old

a. takes a single, absolute moral stand.
b. believes that extenuating circumstances should be considered.
c. determines guilt by the amount of damage.
d. cannot consider the intentions behind an act.

Ques. 2

Which of the following is not an issue that can be addressed by pilot testing a survey instrument?

a. Are the instructions clear?
b. Are certain items confusing?
c. How long does it take to complete the instrument?
d. Do all respondents interpret the items in the same way?
e. Does the instrument have score validity and reliability?

Ques. 3

Piaget's work in moral development suggests that the typical six-year-old

a. holds that behavior is right or wrong.
b. believes that rules are flexible.
c. considers the intentions of an act.
d. has a realistic view of honesty and dishonesty.

Ques. 4

To check for bias, a researcher may interview a small random sample of non-respondents. This sample of non-respondents is called a

a. matrix sample.
b. double-dipped sample.
c. non-probability sample.
d. double-blind sample.
e. convenience sample.

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