When Televised Heroes' Violent Actions Are Rewarded or Viewed as Successful

question 59

Multiple Choice

When televised heroes' violent actions are rewarded or viewed as successful, children are likely to imitate these actions. Which theory best accounts for this?

• A) Object relations theory
• B) Kohlberg's cognitive theory of moral development
• C) Learning theory
• D) Evolutionary theory

Describe the structure and reactivity of carbenes.

Compare the reactivity of primary, secondary, and tertiary hydrogens in free radical reactions.

Estimate product distribution in radical halogenation reactions.

Illustrate the effects of organic molecule structure on reaction outcomes in halogenation.

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Definitions:

Active

Engaged in action; not passive.

Persistent

Exhibiting steadfastness and determination in action or belief, often in spite of obstacles or discouragement.

Women's Morality

The aspect of ethics and values that pertains to the distinct moral experiences, expressions, and choices made by women.

Responsibility

The state or obligation of being accountable or to blame for something, involving the duty to deal with something or of having control over someone.