The wrongdoer's intentions tend to be ignored when actions are judged under Piaget's principle of
a. heteronomous morality.
b. autonomous morality.
c. postconventional morality.
d. prosocial moral reasoning.
Question 2
Which of the following illustrates the nature/nurture theme?
a. A child's early experiences direct the synaptic pruning that occurs in the first years of life.
b. The timing of puberty depends on both your genetics and what sort of nutrition you have had.
c. Babies remain the same length for days, and then grow several centimeters all in one day.
d. Motor development in infants is related to the infant's cognitive and social goals.
Actions of regulatory transcription factors and small effector molecules
A noose hanging from a “Liberty Tree” reveals this artist’s bias: The “tar-and-feathering” of a Brit
Overload Principle
What are Right Actions? Virtue Ethics.
The Principle of Falsifiability
Primary Actions of Hormones