Fundamental Moral Intuitions About the Wrongness of Harming Others and the Rightness

question 143

Multiple Choice

Fundamental moral intuitions about the wrongness of harming others and the rightness of fairness appear to

• A)occur once the child reaches school age and experiences societal expectations.
• B)develop once the young child is capable of explaining the norms of fairness.
• C)occur during middle childhood as intuitive thinking increases.
• D)be both biologically innate as well as developing through early childhood experiences.

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Understand the influence of alcohol on sexual decision-making and performance.

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Definitions:

Interference Competition

A form of competition wherein one organism directly obstructs another from accessing a resource.

Mimicry

The resemblance of one species to another species or to natural objects, providing protection from predators or other advantages.

Brood Parasitism

A reproductive strategy where one species lays its eggs in the nest of another species, letting the host species raise its offspring.

Indicator Species

Species that serve as a measure for the health of an ecosystem or the presence of certain environmental conditions, often used in conservation and ecological research.