To What Does the Advent of Behavioral Modernity Refer

question 42

Multiple Choice

To what does the advent of behavioral modernity refer?

• A) when hominids became hominins
• B) the beginning of life beyond the forest and in the open grasslands
• C) when early anatomically modern humans began to manipulate fire
• D) when early anatomically modern humans became fully human in behavior (relying on symbolic thought and elaborating cultural creativity) as well as in anatomy
• E) the beginning of a truly civilized and sedentary life, achieved about 10,000 years ago

Grasp the gender differences in moral development and ethical consideration as presented by scholars like Gilligan, West, and Noddings.

Comprehend the foundational principles and levels of the peacemaking criminology pyramid, including the importance of nonviolence.

Identify the role of care, compassion, and empathy in legal justice and ethical theories.

Recognize the critique and contribution of feminist ethical theorists to the field of ethics.

---

Definitions:

Kenneth Clark

An American psychologist who, with his wife Mamie Clark, played a key role in the Brown v. Board of Education case with their research on racial bias in education.

Racial Segregation

The enforced separation of different racial groups within a community, institution, or country.

U.S. Schools

Educational institutions in the United States, ranging from primary to higher education, governed by federal, state, and local laws and regulations.

Constitutional

Relating to the constitution or composition of something; in a legal context, pertaining to the laws that constitute a government or society.