In a Cross-Cultural Study of Moral Reasoning in Americans and Indians

question 23

Multiple Choice

In a cross-cultural study of moral reasoning in Americans and Indians reported in the text, which of the following was found?

• A)Neither Indians nor Americans placed much emphasis on justice or interpersonal responsibility; instead, they emphasized care and nurturing.
• B)Americans placed more emphasis on interpersonal responsibilities, while Indians placed more emphasis on justice.
• C)Indians placed more emphasis on interpersonal responsibilities, while Americans placed more emphasis on justice.
• D)Indians and Americans both placed less emphasis on justice and more emphasis on interpersonal responsibilities.
• E)Americans and Indians both placed more emphasis on justice and less emphasis on interpersonal responsibilities.

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