A) Academic achievement
B) Moral development and ethical behavior
C) Socialization
D) Moral development and ethical behavior
E) Physical education

A) Emotional intelligence
B) Social norms
C) Intellectual knowledge
D) Habitual practice of virtues
E) Habitual practice of virtues

A) Individualism
B) Empathy and compassion
C) Competitiveness
D) Materialism

A) Moral role models and mentors
B) Information providers
C) Discipline enforcers
D) Authority figures

A) Moral knowing is feeling good, while moral action is doing good.
B) Moral knowing is following rules, while moral action is making decisions.
C) Moral knowing is understanding what is right, while moral action is doing what is right.
D) Moral knowing is acting morally, while moral action is knowing what is right.

A) Empathy and responsibility
B) Self-centeredness
C) Aggression and dominance
D) Manipulation and deceit

A) To develop character and moral principles
B) To maintain social order
C) To achieve academic success
D) To promote personal gain

A) Character development
B) Physical education
C) Character development
D) Academic achievement
E) Socialization

A) Fairness
B) Integrity
C) Empathy
D) Responsibility

A) Competition
B) Individualism
C) Self-centeredness
D) Tolerance and consideration