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In Jonathan Haidt's research, he identified three key principles that comprise his Social Intuitionist Model. Which of the following statements represents one of his key principles?
 
  a. Reasoning comes first and intuition comes second in moral judgment.
  b. Moral judgment is based on justice and welfare.
  c. Moral values include loyalty, authority, sanctity, and liberty.
  d. Moral judgment binds groups with shared beliefs and makes them more open to moral beliefs of other groups.

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Kim heard her grandmother speak Mandarin from the time she was born. Her adopted brother never heard Mandarin as a baby or as a child. As Kim grows up, she is more likely than her adopted brother to produce native sounds in Mandarin. This illustrates which of the three ongoing debates surrounding development?
 
  a. Nature versus nurture
  b. Critical versus sensitive periods
  c. Continuity versus discontinuity
  d. Qualitative versus quantitative change



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b




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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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