The Second Transition in Gilligan's Theory of Moral Development and Women

question 2

True/False

The second transition in Gilligan's Theory of Moral Development and Women is "from goodness to reality."

Identify the brain areas involved in language processing and their functions.

Discuss factors that affect learning a second language and its cognitive impacts.

Analyze how biological and social factors influence language acquisition.

Examine sex differences in language processing within the brain.

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Definitions:

Detached Responsibility

A psychological state where an individual feels separated from the consequences of their actions, often reducing moral accountability.

Authority Figure

An individual who holds power or influence over others, often due to a position of trust, knowledge, or responsibility.

Social Facilitation

A psychological phenomenon where an individual's performance is improved when in the presence of others either due to observed or implied judgement.

Placed On Someone Else

Assigning responsibility, blame, or a task to another individual.