Kenny is taking his 12-year-old daughter, Nikki, to the hospital late one night after she fell out of bed and cut her head. She is holding a bloody towel to the gash on her forehead as Kenny sits waiting at a red traffic light. He checks oncoming traffic, sees that there are no cars coming in either direction, and decides to drive through the red light to get her to the hospital faster. This decision to break a well-understood rule of driving reflects the ____ substage of postconventional morality.
a. social contract
b. social systems morality
c. universal ethics
d. instrumental orientation
Question 2
Concordance for gay sexual orientation was ____ in monozygotic (MZ) twin males and ____ in dizygotic (DZ) twin males.
a. 52 22
b. 22: 11
c. 11: 2
d. 2: 0
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