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What is morality?
What is morality?
- The ability to set aside selfish needs and adopt important socializing agents' values
- A system of beliefs and values that ensures individuals keep their obligations to others
- The human attempt to define what is right and wrong in actions and beliefs (correct)
- The power of external forces that shape an individual's development
What does S. Freud's morality and the superego emphasize?
What does S. Freud's morality and the superego emphasize?
- A person's ability to set aside their selfish needs and adopt important socializing agents' values (correct)
- The power of external forces that shape an individual's development
- The human attempt to define what is right and wrong in actions and beliefs
- The system of beliefs and values that ensures individuals keep their obligations to others
What does J. Piaget's theory of moral development suggest?
What does J. Piaget's theory of moral development suggest?
- The unfolding of moral behaviors in certain stages as children learn to adopt them for their own sake (correct)
- The power of external forces that shape an individual's development
- A system of beliefs and values that ensures individuals keep their obligations to others
- The human attempt to define what is right and wrong in actions and beliefs
What is B.F. Skinner's behavioral theory focused on?
What is B.F. Skinner's behavioral theory focused on?
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What does the text define as a dilemma?
What does the text define as a dilemma?
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