How Does the Demand for Consistency in Your Moral Beliefs

question 2

Multiple Choice

How does the demand for consistency in your moral beliefs affect moral subjectivism, according to Chapter 9?

• A) It entails that you cannot be kind and tell the truth in every single circumstance.
• B) Since it would be impossible for your moral beliefs to be inconsistent if moral subjectivism were true, accepting the demand for consistency means saying that moral subjectivism is false.
• C) Because it requires you to coordinate your moral beliefs with other members of your culture, the demand for consistency entails that cultural relativism is true, rather than moral subjectivism.
• D) It entails that even if moral subjectivism is true, you can still be incorrect about what is right or wrong for you.

Recognize the role of unconscious factors in personality assessment and the development of projective tests.

Understand the implications of high self-monitoring and self-efficacy beliefs on personality.

Explain the psychological constructs of locus of control and its implications on behaviour and attitude.

Identify major personality traits proposed by theorists like Eysenck and their biological underpinnings.

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