Although It Is Difficult to Separate "Selection" and "Socialization" Effects

question 41

Multiple Choice

Although it is difficult to separate "selection" and "socialization" effects, individuals who are securely attached in infancy are likely to:

• A) be socially competent in childhood.
• B) be securely attached to close friends in adolescence.
• C) have positive romantic relationships in adulthood.
• D) All of these statements are true.

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Definitions:

Rational Ethics

A system of ethical thought that uses reason as the basis for making ethical judgments.

Objective Ethics

A philosophical viewpoint asserting that certain acts are inherently right or wrong, independent of human opinion.

Ethical Decisions

Choices made based on moral principles and values, often involving the discernment between right and wrong.

Utility Thinking

A system of thought that focuses the consequences to one person or institution and then weighs the cost against the benefits of performing the action under scrutiny.