The Idea That It Is Easier to Remove Ethical Restrictions

question 4

True/False

The idea that it is easier to remove ethical restrictions against violence when we perceive the victims to be less than us or perhaps even less than human is known as disenagement.

---

Definitions:

Biological Maturation

The process by which organisms grow and develop according to their genetic timetable, resulting in a predictable sequence of physical changes.

Inherent Goodness

The belief or principle that people are born inherently good, with naturally positive qualities.

Flawed Nature

The concept that inherent imperfections exist within individuals or systems, leading to potential failures or moral shortcomings.

Environment Influences

The impact of surrounding physical and social settings on an individual's behavior, thoughts, and feelings.