Utilitarianism Is an Example of

question 26

Multiple Choice

Utilitarianism is an example of

• A) a consequentialist theory.
• B) the social contract theory.
• C) a non-consequentialist theory.
• D) a practical implementation of the divine command theory.
• E) a relativistic theory.

Evaluate the relationship between sensation seeking and various personality dimensions.

Interpret the role of gender and cultural differences in sensation seeking and locus of control.

Analyze the effects of optimism and pessimism on health according to Seligman's perspective.

Identify the characteristics and dimensions of sensation seeking.

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Definitions:

Code Switching

Changing one’s speech to match the situation, as in people who are bilingual.

Transitive Constructions

Transitive Constructions in grammar involve sentences or phrases that require a direct object to complete their meaning.

Mnemonics

Memory aids or strategies that use associations, patterns, or systems to improve recall.

Neurological Maturation

The process of growth and development of the nervous system, resulting in more sophisticated brain function and capabilities.