The __________ taps a wider array of attachment-related behaviors than the Strange Situation

James is walking down the street one evening when he notices a woman having a seizure on the sidewalk. There is nobody around to help her, and he doesn't have a telephone. Without thinking, James picks up a garbage can,

throws it through the door of a closed convenience store, crawls in through the broken glass, and calls an ambulance. Although he is technically guilty of a crime, which stage of moral reasoning provides us with an acceptable justification for James's actions? a. Social contract orientation b. Universal ethical principle orientation c. Law and order orientation d. Self-interested exchanges

You get irritated with some of your classmates during class discussions. Several of the males have attitudes that all women have specific characteristics, which you know is not accurate. What concept are they expressing?

a. ignorance b. stereotype c. gender Bias d. sexism