Public Policies in the United States Designed to Stimulate Technological

question 40

Multiple Choice

Public policies in the United States designed to stimulate technological progress do not include:

• A) tax breaks to encourage homeownership.
• B) the temporary monopoly granted by the patent system.
• C) tax breaks for research and development.
• D) subsidies given by the National Science Foundation.

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Definitions:

Person-centered

An approach in psychology and counseling that emphasizes the importance of understanding individuals from their own perspective and valuing their autonomy and self-determination.

Moral Development Theory

A framework that discusses how people evolve in their understanding and reasoning about what is right and wrong.

Preconventional

The first level in Kohlberg's stages of moral development, where moral reasoning is based primarily on external consequences and personal benefit.

Conventional

Pertaining to what is considered typical, traditional, or in accordance with established norms and standards.