Anselm Claims That It Is Impossible to Think That God

question 22

True/False

Anselm claims that it is impossible to think that God does not exist without misunderstanding what God is.

Interpret the role of self-serving bias in personal evaluations and behavior.

Identify the characteristics and implications of excessive self-confidence.

Understand the process and significance of possible selves in personal development.

Evaluate the influence of personal biases on ethical behavior and self-perception.

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Definitions:

Ambivalent Sexism

A concept that divides sexism into two components: hostile sexism, which is overtly negative, and benevolent sexism, which is more subtle and rooted in protective paternalism.

Benevolent Sexism

A form of sexism that is couched in terms of positive stereotypes and paternalistic attitudes towards women, suggesting they need protection or are inherently better at certain tasks.

Self-presentation

The process by which individuals attempt to control the impressions others form of them, often by manipulating their appearance or behavior.

Behavioral Confirmation

A phenomenon where people's social expectations lead them to act in ways that cause others to confirm these expectations.