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22.1. What is Natural Acceptance?
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What does Natural Acceptance mean?
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Think about values that everyone agrees on.
- 2.
Name a value that is universally accepted.
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Consider what is important in interpersonal interactions.
- 3.
What is Natural Acceptance?
- A conditioned response
- An innate understanding of values
- A social norm
Hint
Remember, it's about values we feel naturally.
- 4.
True or False: Natural Acceptance varies across cultures.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the values that everyone can agree on.
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Consider a scenario in a workplace where an employee is pressured to overlook safety regulations. Analyze how Natural Acceptance should guide their decision.
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Think about the ethical implications of choices in professional settings.
- 6.
Reflect on how understanding Natural Acceptance could change a person's response to a moral dilemma involving honesty.
Hint
Consider how you would feel in a situation that tests your values.
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