What Unusual Feature Appears in the Relief Carvings of Ancestors

question 17

Multiple Choice

What unusual feature appears in the relief carvings of ancestors covering the supporting structures of the Te-Hau-ki-Turanga meeting house?

• A) a plaque calling for the rights of indigenous peoples in New Zealand
• B) soft, shallow surface carving resulting from the use of stone tools
• C) a naturalistic portrait of the artist
• D) figures shown with their tongues sticking out

Understand the psychological mechanisms behind helping behavior and the factors that influence it.

Recognize the importance of self-serving versus selfless motives in guiding human actions.

Appreciate the historical context and outcomes of pivotal psychological research on obedience, altruism, and prosocial behavior.

Understand the factors contributing to the diffusion of responsibility and the bystander effect.

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Definitions:

Bullying

involves unwanted aggressive behavior by another individual or group, often repeated over time, aiming to intimidate or coerce.

Zero-Tolerance Policy

A strict enforcement policy with predetermined punishments for certain offenses, without allowance for discretion or consideration of circumstances.

Moral Reasoning

The process by which individuals make decisions about what is right and wrong, based on personal, societal, or ethical standards.

Kohlberg's Theory

A theory of moral development proposed by Lawrence Kohlberg, suggesting that individuals progress through a series of stages in understanding and reasoning about moral issues.