Which of the following statements best summarizes a central idea in both "What Makes

Good People Do Bad Things?" and "Morality as Anti-Nature"?

a. Our sense of what is right or wrong is instinctive.

b. Our sense of what is right or wrong remains fixed.

C. Our sense of what is right or wrong is a part of us.

d. Our sense of what is right or wrong is not an instinctive part of us.

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Leonardo Santiago

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18 June, 22:10

Which of the following statements best summarizes a central idea in both "What Makes

Good People Do Bad Things?" and "Morality as Anti-Nature"?

a. Our sense of what is right or wrong is instinctive.

b. Our sense of what is right or wrong remains fixed.

C. Our sense of what is right or wrong is a part of us.

d. Our sense of what is right or wrong is not an instinctive part of us.

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Lilyana Barker · Answer 1

D

Explanation:

The central idea in both What Makes Good People Do Bad Things and Morality as Anti-Nature can be best summarizes that our sense of what is right or wrong is not an instinctive part of us.

Social conditions, rather than innate morality (good and evil), can be the dominant influential force in our actions.