What is the main argument of the bottom-up view of morality?
Morality's Origins

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Morality is a product of divine intervention.
Moral behavior is learned through education.
Moral tendencies are inherent in humans due to evolution.
Morality is solely based on cultural norms.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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According to the transcript, why might it be necessary to set boundaries for some individuals?
Because humans lack any moral tendencies.
To guide those who might not naturally follow societal norms.
To impose religious beliefs on others.
To ensure that everyone behaves in a uniform manner.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How do neuroscientists contribute to the understanding of moral behavior?
By arguing that moral behavior is irrelevant in modern society.
By showing that humans take pleasure in doing good for others.
By suggesting that moral behavior is only found in humans.
By proving that moral behavior is solely a cultural construct.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What evidence is provided to support the idea that moral tendencies are not unique to humans?
Moral tendencies are a recent development in human history.
Humans invented moral behavior.
Animals like dogs can follow rules, showing moral tendencies.
Only humans have a sense of fairness.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What role do biologists believe evolution plays in moral tendencies?
Moral tendencies are solely a result of cultural evolution.
Moral tendencies are ancient and shared with other species.
Evolution has no impact on moral behavior.
Moral tendencies are a recent human invention.
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