The process whereby local or national contexts influence the development of psychology, including the way in which ideas from other contexts are imported from elsewhere and altered to fit local conditions, is referred to as
What will be an ideal response?
indigenization.
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In his missionary work in the Greek world, Paul insisted that:
a. Greeks must first become Jews, then Christians b. Greeks be initiated into Judaism and Christianity simultaneously c. Greeks need not become Jews in order to become Christians d. Judaism and Christianity were incompatible
The view that personal identity is based on mentalistic terms comes from the religious
belief in
A. The existence of the soul B. The creation of man C. The hope of afterlife D. The union of a man and woman
A key issue in the reading by Hume concerns:
A) The difficulty of connecting ethics and natural science. B) The ethics of religion. C) The question of capital punishment. D) The problem of deriving an ought from an is.
Madison gets pulled over by a police officer, who noticed that she was swerving while driving and that there is a whiff of alcohol on her breath. The officer gives Madison a horizontal gaze test. She passes it. Statistics about the horizontal gaze test show that, out of 100 people taken at random from the general population, only 15% of those who pass the horizontal gaze test are over the blood alcohol limit. So Madison says: there's only a 15% probability that I'm over the blood alcohol limit! Madison's reasoning...
A. is wrong because it ignores total evidence B. is wrong because she is refusing to acknowledge that the result of the horizontal gaze test is actually evidence against her position C. is wrong because passing the horizontal gaze test does not provide any evidence that she is below the blood alcohol limit D. is perfectly good