Daniel, Who Is Jewish, and Patrick, Who Is Protestant, Notice

question 3

Multiple Choice

Daniel, who is Jewish, and Patrick, who is Protestant, notice a girl at a convenience store staring longingly at a bag of candy, as if she is thinking of stealing it.She holds the bag of candy for a moment and looks like she's about to make a run for the store exit.What are Daniel and Patrick likely to think about this incident?

• A) Daniel is more likely than Patrick to believe that the girl should try not to think about stealing.
• B) Daniel is more likely than Patrick to think that the girl has not done anything wrong if she only thought about stealing and has not actually stolen anything.
• C) Patrick is less likely to believe that thinking about stealing will lead the girl to actually steal.
• D) Patrick is more upset about people stealing than Daniel is.
• E) Patrick is more likely than Daniel to engage in postconventional moral reasoning.

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