Friedman believes that if there are important differences in moral frameworks, they are
based on differences in
a. ability to reason well deductively.
b. orientation between Western and Eastern cultures.
c. fundamental religious beliefs and commitments.
d. scientific world views.
e. primary moral commitments.
e
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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tapetum lucidum. When light passes through the retina, it is reflected back through it by this layer of cells, and this provides additional stimulation to the retina's light receptors. A) Argument; conclusion: This provides additional ... light receptors. B) Argument; conclusion: When light passes through ... by this layer of cells. C) Argument; conclusion: They have a special ... tapetum lucidum. D) Argument; conclusion: Cats can see in the dark. E) Nonargument.