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MTTC SCHOOL COUNSELOR 051 EXAM / STUDY
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2025 GRADED
A+ LATEST UPDATE .
What developmental theory describes an adolescent ability to think abstractly? -
(answers)Cognitive Behavior Theory
According to the Social Cognitive Theory, to what does the term "Perspective
taking" refer to? - (answers)Thinking Cognitively about another person's situation
According to Piaget, what is schema? - (answers)An individual's representation of
something
Beginning around the age of 11, children can think in logical, abstract terms.
According to Piaget's theory of development, what stage does this represent? -
(answers)Formal Operational
What is Bandura's main argument concerning behavior development? -
(answers)Behavior and environment affect each other.
According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development, a student will follow school
rules in order to avoid receiving detention. This is an example of what stage of
moral development? - (answers)Punishment-Obedience
When a diagnostic assessment for learning needs is conducted, what factors are
not considered? - (answers)Sociability
MTTC SCHOOL COUNSELOR 051 EXAM / STUDY
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2025 GRADED
A+ LATEST UPDATE .
What developmental theory describes an adolescent ability to think abstractly? -
(answers)Cognitive Behavior Theory
According to the Social Cognitive Theory, to what does the term "Perspective
taking" refer to? - (answers)Thinking Cognitively about another person's situation
According to Piaget, what is schema? - (answers)An individual's representation of
something
Beginning around the age of 11, children can think in logical, abstract terms.
According to Piaget's theory of development, what stage does this represent? -
(answers)Formal Operational
What is Bandura's main argument concerning behavior development? -
(answers)Behavior and environment affect each other.
According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development, a student will follow school
rules in order to avoid receiving detention. This is an example of what stage of
moral development? - (answers)Punishment-Obedience
When a diagnostic assessment for learning needs is conducted, what factors are
not considered? - (answers)Sociability