Cross-Cultural Research on Moral Reasoning Shows That

question 93

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural research on moral reasoning shows that:

• A)people in India are about as likely as Americans to chose interpersonal responses
• B)the more serious the violation, the more likely are Indian participants to switch to an interpersonal response
• C)Indian respondents tended to describe interpersonal responses as personal choices unless the situation was life-threatening
• D)Indians tend to view helping others in moral terms no matter how minor the issue

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