In the Bell Curve,Herrnstein and Murray Argued That

question 59

Multiple Choice

In The Bell Curve,Herrnstein and Murray argued that:

• A)intelligence is a product of nurture alone.
• B)intelligence is a product of environmental differences alone.
• C)the IQ gap between Caucasians and African Americans reflects genetically based differences in intelligence.
• D)both environmental factors and nurture do not play any role in the IQ gap between Caucasians and African Americans.

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Definitions:

Ethical Implications

Refers to the moral consequences or considerations of a decision, action, or policy in various aspects of human activities.

Kohlberg's Conventional

A stage in Kohlberg's theory of moral development where individuals' reasoning is based on societal norms and the expectations of important others.

Moral Development

The process of learning to distinguish right from wrong and developing the ability to act according to ethical principles.

Principle-Centred

An approach or philosophy that emphasizes the importance of adhering to a set of core values or principles to guide decision-making and actions.