The Disjuncture Between Attitudes and Actions Is What Daniel Batson

question 29

Multiple Choice

The disjuncture between attitudes and actions is what Daniel Batson and his colleagues call _____,appearing moral while avoiding the costs of being so.

• A)moral conflict
• B)moral cowardice
• C)moral hypocrisy
• D)moral realism

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Definitions:

Bystander Effect

A concept in social psychology where the presence of others decreases a person's likelihood to offer assistance to a person in need.

Frustration-Aggression Principle

A psychological theory suggesting that frustration often leads to aggressive behavior.

Just-World Phenomenon

The cognitive bias that a person's actions are inherently inclined to bring morally fair and fitting consequences to that person, essentially believing in a just world.

Ocean Shoreline

The boundary line where the ocean meets the land.