According to the text, about what percent of aging adults are cared for by their adult children in a home environment, either by providing the necessary assistance so the parent can live independently

Gilligan believes that in young adulthood, men and women differ in their approach to moral reasoning, with ______ being more interested in relationships and the personal implications of a moral decision, and ______ being more interested in the principles

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After listening to a lecture on prejudice, a student wonders if having close friends from different ethnic groups can reduce prejudice against these groups. Research suggests that the answer is

a. yes, because such friendships will help to reinforce in-group biases. b. yes, because it may become easier to identify and empathize with out-group members. c. no, because these friendships may foster a process of social categorization. d. no, because the less that is known about the social norms and customs of out-groups, the better.