A Primary Factor That Contributed to the Significant Role of the Family

question 63

Multiple Choice

A primary factor that contributed to the significant role of the family in Chinese life was the

• A) female-dominated nature of ancient life.
• B) labor-intensive demands of crop cultivation.
• C) merit-based structure of Chinese government.
• D) highly centralized organization of Qin government.
• E) density of the population in the Yangtze valley.

Appreciate the role of justice, both distributive and procedural, in ethical considerations.

Distinguish between terminal and instrumental values and their impact on ethical behavior.

Understand the ethical implications of actions and decisions in the workplace.

Grasp the concept of ethical dilemmas and how they challenge moral values.

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Definitions:

Role Confusion

refers to Erikson's theory on the struggle to find one's own identity, where the individual may be unsure about themselves or their future.

Moratorium

A period of delay or suspension of activity; in psychology, it often refers to a stage of adolescent identity exploration.

Consistency

The quality of being uniform, reliable, or stable over time, often applied to a person's behavior or attitudes.

Ego Identity

The self-image formed during adolescence that integrates our ideas of what we are and what we want to be.