As an Example of Kant's Second Categorical Imperative, Hinman (1998)

question 53

Multiple Choice

As an example of Kant's second categorical imperative, Hinman (1998) describes research done in the 1930s on the long-term effects of:

• A) Syphilis
• B) Depression
• C) Marijuana
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Untrue Texts

Written documents, messages, or statements that contain falsehoods, inaccuracies, or misleading information.

Computer-Mediated Communication

The exchange of messages between two or more individuals through the use of digital devices or platforms, such as emails, chat rooms, or social media.

Face-to-Face Interaction

Direct communication between individuals physically present in the same location, allowing for immediate feedback and nonverbal cues.

Tidwell And Walther

Scholars known for their contributions to the field of computer-mediated communication, emphasizing the dynamics of online interactions.