When a Person Is Asked to Evaluate an Ethical Dilemma

question 11

Multiple Choice

When a person is asked to evaluate an ethical dilemma in a secondary language rather than in the primary language learned at birth,researchers have discovered that the person's decision-making tends to be:

• A) Less rational
• B) Skewed in favor of a choice that reflects the viewpoint of consequentialism
• C) More likely to favor the deontology viewpoint
• D) Emotionally-driven, especially among men

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Definitions:

Symbolic Gestures

Actions performed to convey a specific message or sentiment without the use of words, often culturally defined.

Parentese

A simplified and exaggerated form of speech, often used by adults when talking to babies and young children, characterized by higher pitch, slower rate, and exaggerated intonation.

Communication

The process of transferring information, ideas, emotions, or skills from one entity to another through various means, including speech, writing, signals, or behavior.

Child Care

The care and supervision of young children, especially by a person other than the child's parents.