In Her Studies of Moral Development, Gilligan Calls a Morality

question 118

Multiple Choice

In her studies of moral development, Gilligan calls a morality that emphasizes issues of rightness, fairness, and equality, the morality of:

• A) responsibility.
• B) dominance.
• C) justice.
• D) care.

Delineate the influence of evolutionary theory on psychology.

Recognize the impact of social and cognitive factors on motivation.

Understand the empirical basis of motivation theories through historical and contemporary research.

Discuss the interaction between nature and nurture in shaping behavior.

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Definitions:

Interpretative Symbolic

An approach in sociology and psychology that emphasizes the role of symbols and language in social interaction and the construction of reality.

Shared Meaning

A common understanding or interpretation of a concept, symbol, or behavior among a group of people.

Nonverbal Communication

The transmission of messages or signals through a non-linguistic means, such as facial expressions, body language, and gestures.

Direct Eye Contact

A form of non-verbal communication that occurs when two people look directly into each other's eyes, indicating various messages or emotions.