The Idea That Nurture (Rather Than Nature) Fully Determines One's

question 57

Multiple Choice

The idea that nurture (rather than nature) fully determines one's capacities and characteristics is:

• A) cultural determinism
• B) biological determinism
• C) systems thinking
• D) homeostasis
• E) ethnocentrism

Evaluate theories of moral development and understand the differing perspectives of justice and care in moral reasoning.

Assess the role of sociohistorical contexts in explaining psychological processes and phenomena.

Understand the benefits and components of low-to-moderate-intensity aerobic and muscular endurance activities.

Recognize the importance of muscular endurance and its application in daily activities.

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Definitions:

Clan Culture

A type of corporate culture that emphasizes consensus, common values, and traditions similar to a family atmosphere.

Entrepreneurial Culture

An organizational environment that fosters innovation, risk-taking, and proactivity in pursuing new business opportunities.

Market Culture

A set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization focused on competitiveness and achievement.

Cultural Change

The transformation of the culture of a group or society, which may occur naturally through external influences or through deliberate efforts.