Moral Intuition Is a Form of Social Intuition That Is

question 71

Multiple Choice

Moral intuition is a form of social intuition that is adaptive to the social environment and predominates in individual ethical decisions,more so when they are:

• A) immediate.
• B) abstract.
• C) less emotionally loaded.
• D) amenable to decision regimes.

Understand Thorndike's contributions to psychology and the principle of the law of effect.

Recognize the process of classical conditioning and its effects on behavior.

Differentiate between classical and operant conditioning.

Identify the role of reinforcement in learning and behavior modification.

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Definitions:

Public Service Staff Relations Act

Legislation governing labor relations within the public service, including the rights and responsibilities of public servants and their employers.

Bargaining Rights

The legally granted ability for workers and their representatives to negotiate with employers over wages, benefits, and working conditions.

Co-Operation

The process of working together towards a common goal, often involving mutual assistance and collaboration.

Mistrusting Management

A situation in which employees lack confidence in the intentions or abilities of the organization's leadership, potentially leading to communication breakdowns and decreased productivity.