The correct answer is ahimsa
The term ahimsa comes from Sanskrit and refers to a concept that advocates nonviolence and respect for life. Thus, the concept implies not only not killing but also causing physical or emotional pain to any living being, whether through thoughts, words or deeds.
The answer to your question is C
<span>General
psychology inherently assumes mind operates under universal laws. We
are all born with the same brain. Cultural psychology our thoughts are
based on the ones around us. I believe the person would line up more
with the cultural psychology perspective because experiences in our
culture are central with certain kinds of experiences. We'll have a
distorted and incomplete understanding of the human mind if we fail to
consider the role of culture.</span>
Answer:
I say the second one.
Explanation:
This is what I would put. Im so so so sorry if this turns out to be wrong, but this is still what I'd put.
