1. Which of the following statements contrasting the moral reasoning of Indians and Americans is true? a Americans are more likely than Indians to offer help to a stranger in minor need.

b. Americans are more likely than Indians to view helping family members in moral terms.

c. For Americans, there are fewer situations they consider moral breaches than there are for Indians d Indian moral decisions are guided by the ethic of divinity, whereas American moral decisions are guided by the ethic of autonomy.

e. Americans sometimes confuse moral decisions with legally obligated decisions.