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What is 20?
The largest number of lives we asked about trading vs one
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What is 14?
The number of different moral tradeoff situations asked about in the Bracht and Zylbersztejn study.
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What is small to moderate?
On average, the studies examined concluded that gender had a _______ effect on responses to moral situations (looking for a magnitude)
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Who is Carol Gilligan?
A student of Kohlberg’s who critiqued his work for being overly male-oriented
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What is question 6 (surgery situation)?
This survey question had the fewest respondents who were willing to sacrifice the one life
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What is Bjorklund (2003)?
This study varied the seriousness of the moral situations
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What is the surgery situation?
This moral situation in the Bracht and Zylbersztejn study where sacrificing the one life was judged least moral
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What is the Trolley Problem?
One of the earliest, most widely used, and most well known 5-life-for-1 situations
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What is the submarine situation?
This survey question had the largest gender response gap in our class sample
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What is Harenski and Antonenko, et al. (2008)?
This study covered in today’s presentation was the only one to use fMRIs
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What is decreased?
As the seriousness of a given dilemma increased, Bjorklund found that the response differences between gender ______ (looking for a direction)
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What is autonomous morality or moral relativism?
Piaget’s third stage of moral development
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