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Yes..............................yes they do.
Answer:
D. all of these options
Explanation:
During the preconventional level of moral development , humans take developed our moral standard based on what the authority figures told us to. This tend to happen during our childhood, when our parents basically the one that determine what we should consider as right and wrong. (they will punish us if we behave in a way that they do not like)
This what make our moral judgement become self-centered. Since we only believe what our parents told us as absolute truth, we refuse the moral standard that is held by other people who were taught differently. But the truth is more complicated that that. Society's rule making process tend to be influenced by different cultures, religion , and personal experience that might vary between each individuals.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
In 1837, when Samuel Morse had an idea of making electric telegraph worked, he faced with a challenge to push forward the signal across long distance. They knew that sending legible signal across the continent would be difficult. So, Morse attached a relay to his device that will work like a relay horse, sending forward the signal by taking message from the exhausted partner and push it with renewed vigor.
So, the correct answer is option C.
I believe the answer is: <span>people take unnecessary risks when they are more afraid of being called cowards than of behind injured.
This perception come from people's need to maintain their value/position at the social group. Often time, this perception is actually not true because most of the time people could if other people choose to step back and re-think their approach for a problem</span>
