Although Inequalities of Talent and Abilities Exist, Rawls Would Argue

question 4

Multiple Choice

Although inequalities of talent and abilities exist, Rawls would argue, a moral society is one in which:

• A) Rewards are monopolized by the talented few.
• B) The few share their wealth with less fortunate.
• C) Charity fills the gaps.
• D) It is acknowledged that "the poor will always be with us."

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Definitions:

Gordon Allport

A psychologist who pioneered the study of personality, emphasizing the uniqueness of the individual and the importance of the current context for understanding behavior.

Measures

Quantitative or qualitative tools and methods used to evaluate, assess, or obtain data on various variables or phenomena.

Situation vs. Trait

Situation refers to the external environment that can influence behavior temporarily, while trait denotes enduring characteristics that influence behavior across different situations.