A) The man deserves to be punished.
B) The man has violated the ethic of divinity.
C) The man has violated the ethic of autonomy.
D) The man has failed to achieve purity.
E) The man has not violated a moral code as long as he does not act on his thoughts.
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A) "Pornography should be banned outright because it promotes one of God's sins."
B) "There is nothing you can offer me that would make me want to leave my team and join yours."
C) "I am willing to die for my country if someone chooses to attack it."
D) "The only thing I know to do is to obey what my father says."
E) "This is wrong because it is causing people a lot of pain."
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A) the morality of personal choice.
B) preconventional moral reasoning.
C) conventional moral reasoning.
D) postconventional moral reasoning.
E) the ethic of autonomy.
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A) justice
B) community
C) divinity
D) autonomy
E) orthodoxy
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A) Matthew is more likely than Benny to believe that people can stop themselves from thinking about playing baseball.
B) Benny is more likely than Matthew to engage in postconventional moral reasoning.
C) Matthew is less likely to believe that thinking about baseball will lead to him playing baseball.
D) Matthew is more upset about people committing adultery than Benny is.
E) Benny is more likely than Matthew to praise one's ability to stop himself or herself from thinking about playing baseball.
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A) conventional reasoning is not evident in many folk village populations.
B) in Western urban environments almost all adults reason in postconventional moral terms.
C) adults in folk village populations most commonly reason in preconventional terms.
D) in all cultures people reason in preconventional terms before they reason in conventional terms.
E) the ethic of autonomy is not a moral principle in many cultures.
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A) $0
B) $5
C) $13
D) $15
E) $25
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A) He is from a WEIRD culture.
B) He also engages in altruistic punishment.
C) He is from a culture with weak rule of law.
D) He is in the conventional level of Kohlberg's model of moral reasoning.
E) He abides by the code of divinity.
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A) lower-Socioeconomic Status (SES) Americans are rather unique in that they do not view these behaviors as immoral.
B) Brazilians,regardless of social class,do not tend to view these behaviors as unique.
C) upper-SES Americans are more likely than upper-SES Brazilians to view these behaviors as immoral.
D) lower-SES Americans and lower-SES Brazilians were similar in that both groups tended to view the actions as immoral.
E) upper-SES Brazilians view these behaviors to be more immoral than lower-SES Brazilians.
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A) meritocracy.
B) nonuniversal.
C) public goods game.
D) code of autonomy.
E) accessibility universal.
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A) The more conservative one is,the more one is concerned about all five moral institutions.
B) The more liberal one is,the more one is concerned about protecting fairness.
C) The more liberal one is,the less one is concerned about loyalty to the in-group.
D) Regardless of political identity,people are always more concerned about avoiding harm than they are about purity.
E) Regardless of political identity,people are always more concerned about avoiding harm than they are about loyalty to the in-group.
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A) False-they both have the same types of fairness norms.
B) True-they are at different levels of Kohlberg's model of moral reasoning and focus on different codes of ethics.
C) False-neither of them moralize thoughts.
D) True-they abide by different codes of ethics when reasoning about moral issues.
E) False-they are at the same levels of Kohlberg's model of moral reasoning.
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