Question 45 1. How can rejected children be trained to interact more effectively

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Question 45 1. How can rejected children be trained to interact more effectively with their peers? By teaching the children to more accurately assess when the intentions of their peers are negative By developing the children's ability to interact appropriately with adults By formulating strategies for changing the social settings in which the children participate By developing self-preservation skills so these children will not be so hurt by neglect 2 points Question 46 1. Adolescents may reason that in order for a community to work effectively, it needs to be protected by laws that are adhered to by its members. This is an example of a moral judgment based on Kohlberg's stage of moral reasoning. heteronomous morality individualism, instrumental purpose, and exchange mutual interpersonal expectations, relationships, and interpersonal conformity social systems morality C

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45. The answer is Option 3. Rejected children can be made to interact more effectively with their peers by introducing strategies for changing the social settings in which they participate.

46. The answer is Option 4. This example represents social systems stage of morality.

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