Which School of Ethical Thought Advocates an "Every Person for Him/herself

question 51

Multiple Choice

Which school of ethical thought advocates an "every person for him/herself" philosophy?

• A) Justice.
• B) Rights and duties.
• C) Utilitarianism.
• D) Virtues.

Discuss the impact of modeled behavior on aggression and how it can be influenced by media.

Differentiate between the modes of retaining information according to Bandura.

Analyze the role of self-efficacy in gender roles and occupational choices.

Understand the effects of self-efficacy on setting personal goals and job aspirations.

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Definitions:

Stranger Anxiety

A form of distress that young children experience when exposed to unfamiliar people, typically observed between 6 to 12 months of age.

Temerament

An individual's usual mood or behavioral tendencies, often considered as an innate aspect of one's personality.

Impulsive

characterized by the tendency to act on sudden urges or desires without considering the consequences.

Adaptive Capacity

Refers to the ability of a system, organization, or individual to adjust to changes, recover from disruptions, and continue to function.