Normative Ethics Is The

question 11

Multiple Choice

Normative ethics is the:

• A)study of the theories that explain why people behave as they do.
• B)study of the full range of normative standards.
• C)study of the meaning and logical structure of moral beliefs.
• D)study of the principles,rules,or theories that guide our actions and judgments.

Learn about the biological constraints on learning, such as instinctive drift and preparedness.

Recognize the impact of conditioned taste aversions and how it differs from other forms of conditioning.

Understand the application of punishment and reinforcement schedules in shaping behavior.

Understand the difference between systematic and unsystematic risk.

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Definitions:

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