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Answer:An example of biased reporting is the one in letter D: A reporter includes his or her opinion in a story. In all the other alternatives, we can only see things a reporter must do in order to better illustrate, explain and inform. On the other hand, in letter D we see an example of prejudiced, partial reporting, since the reporter expresses his opinion on a certain story. All human beings are a set of beliefs (not only religion-wise) and whenever one expresses his/her opinions, those beliefs are included, sometimes explicitly, sometimes in a subtle way. Therefore, if a reporter includes his or her opinion in a story, the whole purpose of reporting will be strongly affected and facts can be hugely distorted.
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Daniel struggled to find his client´s directive to, retain the original feel of the logo during the redesign.
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I'm really happy for you that you made that decision and I think it's a really good goal, it'll really help you so many ways now and in the future
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C. That for many people, moral belief does not predict moral behavior.
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Lawrence Kohlberg's theory on moral development is an expansion of the theory on the development of moral reasoning in children introduced by psychologist Jean Piaget. According to Kohlberg, this development consists of three levels: the pre-conventional, conventional, and post-conventional level. Each level has two stages, meaning that, overall, there are six stages.
Among other things, this theory has been criticized because moral belief does not predict moral behavior. The story we were given is an example of that.
