College students who __________ are advanced in moral reasoning.
A) report fewer close friendships
B) are more aware of social diversity
C) have more like-minded friends
D) have fewer cross-race friendships
Question 2
Which statement about the influence of schooling on moral reasoning is true?
A) College students are no more advanced in moral reasoning than non-college-bound high school graduates.
B) Students who experience unjust treatment are more likely to view excluding a peer as a moral transgression.
C) Students in schools with nondiscrimination and antibullying policies have fewer opportunities to reason morally.
D) College students who report more perspective-taking opportunities tend to be advanced in moral reasoning.
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A Spatial Model of Reasoning
In the reaction C(s) + O2(g) CO2(g) carbon is __________.
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