The Contentions That (1) Many of the Same Standards of What's

question 45

Multiple Choice

The contentions that (1) many of the same standards of what's ethical and what's unethical resonate with peoples of most cultures,societies,and religions,and (2) to the extent there is common moral agreement about right and wrong actions,there exists a set of common ethical standards to which organizations and individuals can be held accountable are defining beliefs of

• A) the school of ethical relativism.
• B) the school of ethical universalism.
• C) integrated social contracts theory.
• D) both the school of ethical relativism and the school of ethical universalism.
• E) the school of ethical relativism,the school of ethical universalism,and integrated social contracts theory.

Discuss the role of media and public opinion in shaping US policies and attitudes towards the Vietnam War.

Understand the reasons and outcomes of protests against the Vietnam War.

Identify the changes in US foreign policy post-Vietnam War.

Assess the effects of the Vietnam War on Southeast Asia and international relations.

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Definitions:

Secondary Circular Reactions

A Piagetian developmental stage in which infants repeat pleasing actions with their bodies and manipulable objects.

Tertiary Circular Reactions

Advanced repetitive behaviors in infants where they experiment with new variations of actions to see outcomes, indicating cognitive development.

Mental Representations

Internal depictions in the mind of objects, concepts, or events, enabling thinking, problem-solving, and planning.

Working Memory

A mental system tasked with briefly maintaining information for processing, crucial for reasoning, directing decision-making, and influencing behavior.