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#Society
Fairness
A study on infants and chimpanzees
Updated: 2021.11.07
3 min read · Intermediate
Fairness
공평함에 대하여
Discussion Questions
Q1
In your own words, please briefly summarize the article.
Q2
Why did you choose this topic for today’s session?
Q3
Can you briefly summarize the passage in your own words?
Q4
When you think about the word “justice,” what comes to mind?
Q5
Why do you think younger children are so focused on fairness?
Q6
Do you think human infants are truly born with a sense of justice?
Q7
Do you think we live in a just or fair world?
Q8
Do you think we as people ought to try and make a just world?
Q9
What studies on fairness would you like to see?
Q10
If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down.
Expressions
randomly distributed
done in a manner that cannot be formulaically predicted
Example
1

The candies were randomly distributed, so we cannot guarantee your flavor.

Example
2

The random distribution is the most important one to understand.

posited
assumed as a fact
Example
1

We posited that the outcome of the experiment would be obvious… and yet it wasn’t.

Example
2

The story was posited on a false premise, so I’m not sure how applicable it is.

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