Chapter Five Crossword

A term used often in discussion of human behavior from two unique perspectives
Beliefs existent or operative everywhere or under all conditions (pg. 91)
Right to life, freedom, and human dignity (pg. 91)
Ethics, codes, values, principles, and customs of a person or society. (pg. 91)
The general condition that prevail in a place or society (Pg. 91)
Obedience and punishment, individualism, instrumentalism, and exchange (pg. 92)
Law and Order (pg. 92)
social contract, principled conscience (Pg, 92)
Purposeful selection of a mate who has similar characteristics to your own (pg. 94)
Values, especially of a traditional or conservative kind, that are held to promote the sound functioning of the family and strengthen the fabric of society (pg. 95)
To take into the mind and thoroughly comprehend (pg. 96)
One who subsists on a diet composed primarily or wholly of vegetables, grains, fruits, nuts, and seeds (pg. 96)
Groups born in different time periods (pg. 98)
The degree to which all members of the group agree on values about group processes and group work (pg. 99)
A mental position with regard to a fact or state, a feeling or emotion toward a fact or state (pg. 100)
Inclinations beforehand to interpret statements in a particular way (pg. 100)
Purposeful dissemination of certain information in ways advantageous to the individual (pg. 101)
Purposeful retrieval of certain information while ignoring other information store in memory (pg. 101)
The manner of conducting oneself, anything that an organism does involving action and response (pg. 101)
The discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation (pg. 103)
A set of moral principles to guide group behavior (pg. 103)
A thought pattern with feelings and values that leads to energized behavior (pg. 105)
Families that have been wealthy for several generations (pg. 109)
The act of donating money, goods, time, or effort to support a charitable cause, usually over and extended period of time and in regard to a defined objective. (pg. 109)
An extreme form of materialism resulting from the excessive desire for material goods. (pg. 109)
An economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods (pg. 110)
A former weekly publication serving media and marketing professionals (pg. 105)
Can be the result of better materials, workmanship, or quality control. (Pg. 105)
What is used in exchange for goods and services? (pg. 106)
What implies that all approved drugs are safe and effective? (pg. 106)
What type of preference reflects a personal and group value to evolve over time? (pg. 107)