Question

13 how does one develop their ethics/morals over time? a morals come entirely from a persons family b everyone gets morals primarily from religious organizations c individuals reject the morals they are taught in school d morals are created through interactions with several groups and communities 14 how can you make good decisions? a learn from decisions that did not go well b always delay gratification c let others make your decisions for you d wait and decide until the last minute 15 how can someone develop improvements in their communication skills? a by reducing active listening b by limiting the number of people you interact with c by being assertive and speaking up as needed d by keeping your feelings to yourself to avoid conflict 16 why should a meeting place be a part of your fire escape plan? a it can be used to discuss an escape strategy before exiting a burning building b it specifies a location away from the home to identify who is safe c it lets people meet outside of the building to re - enter together d it provides time to reflect on safety practices following a fire 17 psychiatrist vs. psychologist. whats the main difference? a a psychiatrist can prescribe medicine. a psychologist cannot. b a psychologist can prescribe medicine. a psychiatrist cannot. c a psychologist must attend college longer than psychiatrist. d psychiatrists treat children. psychologists treat adults. 18 why might we visit our general practitioner? a they can perform surgery as needed b we need to test our vision c they generally charge less than other kinds of doctors

Explanation:

1. Morals are developed through a variety of social interactions. Family, religion, and school are factors, but not the sole sources. Interaction with multiple groups and communities shapes morals.
2. Learning from past decisions that didn't go well helps in making better - informed decisions in the future. Delaying gratification isn't always the key, and letting others decide or waiting until the last minute are not reliable strategies.
3. Being assertive and speaking up as needed is a way to improve communication skills. Reducing active listening, limiting interactions, or keeping feelings to oneself are counter - productive.
4. A meeting place in a fire escape plan is to identify who is safe outside the home. It's not mainly for discussing escape strategies, re - entering together, or reflecting on safety practices.
5. The main difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist is that a psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can prescribe medicine, while a psychologist cannot.
6. General practitioners are visited for general health - related issues, not for vision tests or because they charge less. They don't typically perform surgery.

Answer:

1. D. Morals are created through interactions with several groups and communities
2. A. Learn from decisions that did not go well
3. C. By being assertive and speaking up as needed
4. B. It specifies a location away from the home to identify who is safe
5. A. A Psychiatrist can prescribe medicine. A Psychologist cannot.
6. None of the above options are correct as the most common reasons to visit a general practitioner are for routine check - ups, non - surgical health issues, and referrals, etc.