Answer:
The correct answer would be option A, Pre conventional Morality.
Explanation:
Pre conventional morality is a process of moral development. Pre conventional morality is concerned with the distinction and divergence between right and wrong.
There are two stages of pre conventional morality. In the first stage, Obedience and punishment are there, whereas the second stage is about the Self Interest.
The first stage in which the children are concerned with the obedience and punishment, the children try to be obedient and behave in a way that they don't get punished. The children before the age of 5 years fall under this stage. The other stage starts from the year 5 and ranges up to 9 years of age.
So Henry is four years old and he disapproves of stealing jelly beans from his sister's easter basket because he thinks his mother will spank him if he does. It means henry is afraid of the punishment and he tries to be obedient, which means he is practicing the first stage of Pre conventional morality.
Basically economic problem
<span>FALSE, they should have the level of training, experience, and expertise to SERVE IN THIS CAPACITY</span>
1. Taxed them without representation.
2. British soldiers fired on a crowd of rioting civilians, killing about 5 people (this is referred to as the Boston Massacre.)
3. Imposed "hidden" taxes in hopes that no one would notice.
4. Gave the East India Company a monopoly on tea and told the colonists they were not to buy tea from anyone else.
5. Ignored the First Continental Congress' protest letter.
6. Sent British soldiers to seize the munitions stash at Lexington and Concord.
7. The British King George III was not very smart, and appointed people to Parliament that were also not very smart.
The given statement is True.
When physically attractive people are also assumed to be smarter and nicer. The perception distortion, Halo Effect, occurs.
Explanation:
When an overall impression of a person creates an influence upon our thinking towards that person, then his this impression also influence our evaluations towards him. For example, if he is nice(overall impression), then we assume that he is smarter too(evaluation about his personality).
We use this effect in product or service as well. If we like a product due to its overall good impression of usage, then we also assume that it is good for other purposes as well. For example, if we like a cell phone due to its brand and usage flexibility, then we also evaluate that this phone will also produce the best quality photos and videos.
In simple words, we can say, if we like something, we like every aspect of that thing regardless of the true picture of that thing.
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