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1. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross is partly responsible for the dramatic changes in attitudes and care of dying people in our culture, because of her 'stages of dying' breakthrough.
2. The loss of a child is extremely difficult; parents experience feelings of grief, rage, guilt, and incompetence with such a loss. Studies reveal parents seldom find meaning with such losses after losing a child to an accident, suicide, or homicide. The age of the child has no bearing on the severity of the grief.
3. Two implications of successful early attachment (during infancy) are: delinquency and disinhibition.
4. Different styles of attachment do not exist, there is only one style of attachment.
5. Kohlberg's theory of development has a few cultural biases.
6. Most severely antisocial adults began this pattern of behavior during childhood and continued those behaviors into adolescence.
7. Cognitive theorists study morality by looking at the development of moral reasoning.
8. Androgyny refers to the blending of masculine-stereotyped traits and feminine-stereotyped traits.