This Philosopher Argued That Social and Economic Inequalities Are Just

question 20

Multiple Choice

This philosopher argued that social and economic inequalities are just if these inequalities are to everyone's benefit.

• A)Adam Smith
• B)John Locke
• C)Thomas Hobbes
• D)Jeremy Bentham
• E)John Rawls

Understand the differences between nurture and nature and their impacts on behavior and mental processes.

Recognize the historical development of psychology and identify key figures and their contributions to the field.

Comprehend the primary schools of thought in psychology including structuralism, functionalism, psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and Gestalt theory.

Analyze the nature/nurture debate and its significance in psychology.

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Definitions:

Obligation

A moral or legal duty to perform or not perform a certain action.

Drowning Child Scenario

A hypothetical ethical dilemma used to discuss moral obligations and altruism, asking what duties one has to rescue a child in immediate danger when doing so is at little cost to oneself.

Poor

Individuals or groups lacking financial resources or means of support.

First World Problems

First World Problems refers to minor or trivial frustrations experienced by individuals in affluent societies, highlighting a contrast with serious challenges faced in less developed countries.