The Development of a Person's Self-Concept Is a Function of

question 223

Multiple Choice

The development of a person's self-concept is a function of

• A) learning.
• B) psychological and social factors.
• C) reference groups and opinion leaders.
• D) roles and family influences.
• E) subcultures.

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Definitions:

Care Orientation

Gilligan’s feminine mode of moral reasoning, characterized by a desire to maintain relationships and a responsibility to avoid hurting others.

Justice Orientation

A male mode of moral reasoning proposed by Gilligan that emphasizes the abstract principles of fairness and individualism.

Social Responsibility

The idea that individuals and organizations have an obligation to act for the benefit of society at large, promoting a positive impact on social, environmental, and economic factors.

Civic Behavior

Actions by individuals that are aimed at helping to improve the community and the lives of its members, often through volunteer work or political engagement.