Memories of Personally Experienced Events and the Contexts in Which

question 81

Multiple Choice

Memories of personally experienced events and the contexts in which they occurred are called:

• A) procedural memories.
• B) semantic memories.
• C) short-term memories.
• D) episodic memories.

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Definitions:

Post Conventional Reasoning

A stage of moral development in which the individual considers universal moral principles and the nuances of situations rather than adhering strictly to laws and social rules.

Conventional Reasoning

A stage in moral development where individuals make judgments based on societal norms and the expectations of others.

Care Orientation

Gilligan’s feminine mode of moral reasoning, characterized by a desire to maintain relationships and a responsibility to avoid hurting others.

Justice Orientation

A male mode of moral reasoning proposed by Gilligan that emphasizes the abstract principles of fairness and individualism.