After a Japanese/American business meeting, the most likely complaint by the Japanese would be that the Americans are too cheerful

Why were the actions of the Yippie Party not considered dysfunctional?

a. Their actions were an expectable response to cultural events. b. The leaders of the party suffered from significant clinical distress. c. Their actions were considered intentional political gestures. d. Party members suffered psychological dysfunction.

According to Gilligan, the state of morality where females begin to think that they must sacrifice their own wishes for what other people want and then begin to take into account their own needs plus the needs of others is called

a. orientation toward individual survival of particular relationships. b. goodness as self-sacrifice. c. goodness to truth. d. morality of nonviolence.