Exam 2: Professional Identity and Ethics

When an individual is aware of other's needs and sees opportunities to meet his or her own needs through satisfying others he or she is in what stage of Moral Development?

The 6ᵗʰ stage of Kohlberg's Moral Development model is:

An individual's social self-schema (i.e., the sum total of his or her social identities) is a unique knowledge structure in memory.

The psychosocial stages of development include all but which:

A professional therapist must go through considerable training and pass licensure exams before claiming entrance into the profession and professional identity as a therapist which provides the therapist with a professional ethical identity.

Name and give an example for 3 of the 8 psychosocial stages of development.

When the individual acts, morally, based on individual principles that are founded on concepts such as respect for human dignity and social justice he or she is in the _____________ stage of Moral Development.

Blasi (1983) provided a model of ethical identity that consists all but which element:

A basic premise of _________identity theory is that individuals seek out positive Identities.

This is a cognitive structure that represents knowledge about a concept or type of stimulus:

This refers to the role the person holds within a group.

__________ proposed a stage model of identity development, psychosocial stages of development, that focuses on resolution of conflicts in different stages.

Worchel, Iussini, Coutant, and Ivaldi (2000) suggested there are four types of identity that may affect a person's behavior including all but which:.

The resolution of the ___________stages at various points in one's life contributes to the development and formation of the person's identity.

The inclusion of moral schemas and scripts provides a _____________way to understand the development of a professional ethical identity.

Compare and contrast moral schemas and scripts.

Schemas are generally developed around specific scripts or views of roles and situations.

Worchel et al. (2000) suggested that personal identity is composed of specific personal characteristics that may include age, gender, culture, and physical appearance.

Aquino, Freeman, Reed, Lim, and Felps (2009) proposed that moral identity functions based on a set of identity scripts within the social-cognitive view.

Erik Erickson (1968) has made significant contributions to the identification and understanding of personal self-identity