How Do the Yasawans from Fiji Consider Intentions When Making

question 16

Multiple Choice

How do the Yasawans from Fiji consider intentions when making moral judgments?

• A) They rely heavily on intention to determine morality.
• B) They believe that it is important to think carefully about the reasons for others' behaviors before making a moral judgment.
• C) They consider intentions even more heavily than people from Western societies when making a moral judgment.
• D) They view bad actions as immoral whether they are intentional or not.
• E) They believe intentions need to be discussed openly rather than assumed when making moral judgments.

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