The Idea That Each Human Life Is Unique Rather Than

question 9

Multiple Choice

The idea that each human life is unique rather than a part of a group developed in ________.

• A) ancient times (between the first and fifth centuries)
• B) late medieval times (between the eleventh and fifteenth centuries)
• C) colonial times (between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries)
• D) modern times (between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries)

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Definitions:

Genetic Factors

Elements within an organism's genes that can influence its traits and characteristics, including physical appearance, behavior, and susceptibility to diseases.

Collective Unconscious

A concept in Jungian psychology referring to the part of the unconscious mind that is shared among beings of the same species, consisting of inherited, universal themes.

Instinctual Satisfaction

The fulfillment of innate biological drives or needs, such as hunger or sexual desire.

Basically Good

A philosophical and psychological concept suggesting that human nature is fundamentally benevolent or positive.