When a Child Resists Temptation to Violate a Moral Norm

question 206

Multiple Choice

When a child resists temptation to violate a moral norm, it shows that the child has

• A)a concern that the action is being secretly observed.
• B)internalized the values of heteronomous morality.
• C)suppressed the urge to act out a hostile attributional bias.
• D)learned the rule and is motivated to follow it.

Understand how to negotiate salary and benefits effectively.

Know the proper follow-up etiquette after an interview.

Understand how to write professional letters in response to job offers or to decline them.

Appreciate the importance of body language in interviews.

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Definitions:

Fitness

In evolutionary terms, fitness refers to the ability of an organism to survive and reproduce, thus passing its genes to the next generation.

Reproductive Age

The period in an organism's life during which it is biologically capable of producing offspring.

Offspring

The biological children or young produced by a pair or a group of parents.

Deleterious Allele

A version of a gene that, due to mutation, can result in a lower chance of survival or reproduction for an organism that carries it.