If a Moral Theory Produces Judgments That Were Not in the Original

question 47

Multiple Choice

If a moral theory produces judgments that were not in the original database of considered moral judgments on which the theory was constructed, then it meets the criterion of:

• A) Explanatory power
• B) Justifying power
• C) Output power
• D) Moral power

Identify the roles and functions of the nuclear family according to functionalists.

Recognize the variations in the gender division of labor across societies.

Understand the concept of marriage as an economic and social union.

Describe the impact of social changes on the structure and functions of the family.

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Definitions:

Sexual Histories

Accounts or records of an individual's sexual experiences, behaviors, relationships, and health, often discussed in medical or therapeutic settings.

Contraception Responsibility

The accountability shared between partners to effectively prevent pregnancy and protect against sexually transmitted infections.

Contraception Responsibility

The duty of individuals or couples to manage and employ methods to prevent pregnancy effectively.

Reversible Contraception

Birth control methods that can be discontinued to restore fertility, such as pills, intrauterine devices, and condoms.