Jon feels like he isn't a good enough husband to his wife, Kate. ...

[ghost!]

Jon feels like he isn't a good enough husband to his wife, Kate. According to the trust-insurance system, he is likely to
 
  a. go out of his way to benefit her through restorative actions.
  b. withdraw emotionally from the relationship, thereby contributing to a downward cycle.
  c. become more jealous of her than he was previously.
  d. feel under benefited in the relationship.

Question 2

What role do values play in the scientific process?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[tdewitt]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

Values can influence what questions researchers even think of to ask, as well as the
way in which they proceed to study that question. Some argue that because science is
a human enterprise, values will influence the research process, and we should simply
acknowledge this and proceed. Others see science as more value-free. They argue
that it is better try to rely heavily on the scientific method so as to avoid allowing one's
personal biases and preconceptions to taint observations.
Values also influence the choices we make in any activity, research included. A value
relevant to the research process is honesty. It is important that researchers honestly
report their findings so that the scientific process can iteratively build upon them. If
researchers fabricate their results, as one Dutch social psychologist did recently, then
science builds upon a story rather than an empirical observation. As a result, everyone
loses.

[ghost!]

Gracias!

[tkempin]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it