Why Does Mencius Tell the Story of Ox Mountain in 6A8

question 465

Multiple Choice

Why does Mencius tell the story of Ox Mountain in 6A8?

• A) To illustrate the idea that feelings of compassion and disdain are the sprouts of benevolence and righteousness.
• B) To respond to the objection that because many people lack benevolence and righteousness, human nature cannot truly be good.
• C) To argue by analogy that human nature is not truly good because it can be corrupted by bad circumstances.
• D) To prove that human nature is naturally good because virtue always regrows, given enough time.

Compare the cohesion levels of open and closed groups.

Understand the impacts of individual investments on group loyalty and cohesion.

Understand the multilevel concept of cohesion and identify components not included in its current conception.

Comprehend and sequence the stages of Tuckman's group development model.

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Definitions:

Impression Management

The process of controlling the perception or impression of oneself that is communicated to others, often in social or professional contexts.

Self-confidence

A feeling of trust in one's abilities, qualities, and judgment.

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Entrepreneurs

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