Sharing Is a Significant Moral Behavior That Is Learned

question 12

Multiple Choice

Sharing is a significant moral behavior that is learned

• A)from the time of the child's first naturally occurring social interactions.
• B)from direct instruction provided by significant adults.
• C)from being forced to divide groups of toys equally with peers.
• D)during social interactions that begin during the primary period.

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Definitions:

Instantaneous Obedience

The immediate compliance with commands or orders without hesitation or question, often emphasized in strict hierarchical organizations.

Self-Control

The ability to manage one's emotions, desires, or actions, especially in difficult situations or to achieve long-term goals.

Political Skills

The ability to understand and influence others in a social or professional setup for the achievement of personal or organizational objectives.

Organizational Goals

The objectives or targets that an organization aims to achieve, which guide its operations and strategic direction.