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1

Describe your temperament. Compare your evaluation to results from the Kiersey Temperament Sorter found at www.advisorteam.com/user/ktsintro1.asp.

What did you discover about yourself? How might you use what you learned to explain certain behavioral responses you've exhibited?

2

What is known about moral development? How do the various approaches differ in their view of this aspect of human functioning? Where do you think you stand with regards to your level of morality?

You may enjoy finding how you do on some morality games at: www.philosophers.co.uk/games/morality_play.htm.

3

Think about your upbringing and describe your parents' parenting styles. How do you feel you responded based on how you were treated as a child? Given your early experiences, what do you feel are optimal parenting strategies? Be sure and address the various developmental stages.

Go to www.abcparenting.com and check out their parenting advice. How does it fit in with the psychological view of child rearing methods?

4

Think about attachment and theories of socioemotional development. What is the connection? How might you apply this information in a practical sense? Take the love and attachment test at www.psychology.about.com/library/bl/bltest_secure00.htm and discuss how relevant you think the questions are based on what you've learned about these concepts.






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