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What is the nature versus nurture debate

The discussion about whether genetics or environment has a greater impact on human development

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Are all behavioural traits heritable

All behavioural traits are partly heritable

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Whose effects are stronger

The effects of genes are stronger than the effects of families

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Is all variation in behaviour genetic or familial

A large proportion of variation in behavioural traits is neither genetic nor familial

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What is Piaget’s theory of cognitive development

A theory that describes how humans progress through stages of thinking to reach full intelligence

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What happens in the sensorimotor stage

Develop five senses + object permanence + instinctive to intentional actions + learn to sit + crawl + stand + walk + run + egocentric thinking

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What happens in the preoperational stage

Learn to speak + understand symbols + play pretend + primitive reasoning + ask questions

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What happens in the concrete operational stage

Discover logic + inductive reasoning + classify thoughts + understand reversibility + recognize others have different thoughts and feelings

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What happens in the formal operational stage

Think rationally about abstract concepts + hypothetical events + identity + morality + deductive reasoning + philosophical thinking + future planning

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What are moral dilemmas

Situations where principles conflict and choosing the lesser of two wrongs is required

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What is the principle of maximizing happiness

Act in a way that maximizes overall happiness and minimizes pain for everyone involved

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What is the universalizability principle

Only act in a way you would be happy everyone else always acted

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What are Kohlberg’s levels of moral development

Preconventional + conventional + post-conventional

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What cultures are individualistic

Most western countries like USA + Australia + Europe + focus on individual freedom and civil rights

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What cultures are collectivist

Asian + African + South and Central American countries tend to focus on the greater good and societal benefit

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What is Mannheim’s theory of generations

Generations hold similar worldviews due to era and social influences