Cross-Cultural Studies of Moral Reasoning Indicate That __________

question 180

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural studies of moral reasoning indicate that __________.

• A) adults of all cultures that have been studied respond similarly to Kohlberg's dilemmas
• B) members of less technologically advanced societies tend to be more moral than Westerners
• C) members of less technologically advanced societies score relatively low on Kohlberg's scale
• D) members of less technologically advanced societies tend to provide more abstract justifications for moral decisions than Westerners

Understand the policies and significance of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787.

Recognize the challenges and responses related to American navigation rights and economic policies under the Articles of Confederation.

Comprehend the role and responsibilities conferred by the Constitution on different branches of government and specific positions.

Reflect on key concepts like the large republic advantage theory, major Constitutional compromises, and foundational fiscal policies.

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