Cultural Context Is in Part Composed of Moral Traditions Embedded

question 42

Multiple Choice

Cultural context is in part composed of moral traditions embedded in political structures,psychotherapy is itself unavoidably a moral practice with political consequences embedded within a cultural framework.In this sense,there can be no value-free psychotherapy,because

• A)All psychotherapy is bound to a particular cultural framework
• B)Religious beliefs are different from group to group
• C)Cultures are inextricably tied to moral values and system
• D)a and c
• E)None of the above

Recognize the evolutionary basis for helping behaviors and kin selection.

Identify and evaluate ethical considerations in experimental research, particularly in studies involving obedience to authority.

Describe the dynamics and outcomes of obedience to authority through classic experiments.

Understand the factors influencing conformity and decision-making in social settings.

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Definitions:

Foot-In-The-Door

A persuasion technique where a small request is made first in order to gain compliance for a larger request later.

Door-In-The-Face

A technique in persuasion that involves making a large request that is likely to be refused in order to increase the chances that a person will agree to a smaller request later.

Lowballing

A strategy where an initially favorable offer is made, only to have the terms made less favorable after acceptance.

Obedience

When a person follows the orders of a person in authority.