Research applying social domain theory across cultures reveals ...

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Research applying social domain theory across cultures reveals all of the following except _________.
 
  a. some cultures (such as the Hindu culture) weigh interpersonal responsibilities more heavily than justice-based moral rules
  b. the distinction between morals, social conventions, and personal choice is made by children and adolescents in many cultures
  c. some issues of personal choice in the United States are seen as moral or social-conventional rules in other cultures
  d. there is agreement across cultures on social-conventional rules but not moral rules

Question 2

Studies of the relationship between moral thinking and moral behavior find __________.
 
  a. a moderate relationship between moral reasoning stage and moral behavior, but peoples behavior is sometimes at a lower level due to situational circumstances
  b. a strong and consistent relationship between the two
  c. that moral reasoning stage is only related to moral behavior for the lowest stages (1 and 2)
  d. that moral reasoning stage is only related to moral behavior for the highest stages (5 and 6)

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A

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