User: Who developed a theory of moral reasoning building on Piaget’s model?

Weegy: A. Lawrence Kohlberg ???????? [http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20110706174634AA7YRVS]
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User: . “There are many social and cultural contexts you interact with that strongly influence development. These contexts include people you interact with daily, neighborhood factors, and larger scale social and cultural variables. In order to fully understand how the environment exerts its influence, you must analyze the different contexts.” This statement is consistent with the views of

Weegy: This statement is consistent with the views of Urie Brofenbrenner.
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User: . While thinking about whether or not to cheat on a test, Liza remembers a Freudian concept that punishes us with anxiety when we do wrong. Consequently, Liza thinks twice and decides not to cheat. According to Freud, what part of Liza’s personality is responsible for her change of heart?

Weegy: Freud believed that the unconscious is a part of our personality about which a person is unaware. It contains our infantile desires, demands and need that are submerged, because of their disturbing nature, from our conscious awareness.
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User: . While thinking about whether or not to cheat on a test, Liza remembers a Freudian concept that punishes us with anxiety when we do wrong. Consequently, Liza thinks twice and decides not to cheat. According to Freud, what part of Liza’s personality is responsible for her change of heart?

Note: Freud believed that the unconscious is a part of our personality about which a person is unaware. It contains our infantile desires, demands and need that are submerged, because of their disturbing nature, from our conscious awareness.
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Weegy: I believe her ID, the natural instinct, is telling her to do whatever it takes to succeed, then her super ego,what she believes she should be, is telling her that cheating is wrong, and her ego, who is her actual self, agrees with the super ego.
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