The correct option is he believes that if one country in a
region falls to tyranny, others in the region will fall as well
The Truman Doctrine was based on the need to counter Soviet
geopolitical expansion during the Cold War as he believed that if one country
fell to communism, others in the region would fall suit.
Answer:
<h3>Neo-Confucianism </h3>
Explanation:
Neo-Confucianism is a ethical and moral Chinese philosophy, it was influenced by Confucianism and originated during Tang Dynasty. It was an attempt to create a more secular and logical form of Confucianism. It rejected superstitions of Buddhism and Taoism that affect both the religions in during the Han Dynasty. Although Buddhism and Taoism were criticised by the Neo-confucianists, they still borrowed the concepts and terms from both the religions.
The correct answer is C. Children begin to consider what society considers moral and immoral.
Explanation:
Lawrence Kohlberg was an American psychologist born in 1927 mainly known for his theory related to the development of moral according to different stages. In this way, Kohlberg proposed three phases that are the pre-conventional phase, the conventional phase and the post-conventional.
In the pre-conventional individuals and especially children consider direct consequences to develop moral including punishment and self-interest; in the conventional phase social norms or conventions or incorrect/correct or moral/immoral are considered by children, teenagers or adults to take a position and developed morality and finally in the post-conventional phase individual follow their own perspective and establishes the difference between moral and immoral by himself rather than by society.
Considering this, the one that would occur in the conventional level according to Lawrence Kohlberg is "Children begin to consider what society considers moral and immoral" because this phase deals with the parameters, norms or conventions established by the society regarding morality.
The answer to this question is Social support
People who had social support tend to be available whenever other members of their social groups need their helps.
As a result, those other members tend to be really glad to help back as a payback for the previous help that they're given, making their relationship really beneficial towards one another.
Changes in personality maybe explained by the social or cultural upbringing of a person. For example in this case, this person must have experienced the lack of support from close kin that's why she is so keen to prove herself. her strong personality must have been because of profound personal reasons.