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Moral Agency and Development
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1
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The moral agent is described as being open to others and the world.
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True
2
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According to Aristotle, the moral agent is isolated from social interactions.
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False
3
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Moral agency involves being relational with family, friends, and community.
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True
4
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The embedded nature of the moral agent means they are free from historical and cultural influences.
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False
5
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Moral agents are situated in their own historical and cultural contexts.
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True
6
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The moral agent is capable of influencing the world through their actions.
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True
7
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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics explores the characteristics of the moral agent.
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True
8
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Moral agents are born with fully developed ethical capacities.
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False
9
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The moral agent is described as being in dialogue with moral agency in decisions.
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True
10
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Socrates is famous for writing about the moral agent in his dialogues.
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False
11
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Plato's Republic discusses the moral agent through Socratic dialogues.
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True
12
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The biological cross point influences moral development through genetics and health.
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True
13
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Social cross points do not affect the moral agent's development.
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False
14
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Cultural cross points include language, religion, and traditions.
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True
15
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The physical cross point is irrelevant to moral agency.
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False
16
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Moral development is shaped solely by personal choices, not external factors.
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False
17
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The social cross point involves interactions with family and community.
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True
18
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Cultural factors like norms and values impact moral growth.
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True
19
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Biological factors such as brain development affect ethical reasoning.
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True
20
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The physical cross point refers only to exercise and diet.
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False
21
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Moral accountability involves responsibility for one's actions.
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True
22
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Moral accountability requires discernment and judgment.
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True
23
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Moral agents are not capable of being held accountable.
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False
24
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Elements of moral accountability include knowledge and freedom.
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True
25
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Moral accountability applies only to adults, not children.
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False
26
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Humans become moral agents through cultivation of virtues.
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True
27
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Moral agency requires acting in accord with standards.
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True
28
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Criminal conditions can limit moral accountability.
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True
29
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Ethics is equivalent to law in defining accountability.
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False
30
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Moral agents must consider consequences in their actions.
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True