Prosocial Behaviour Can Generally Be Defined as Acts That

question 66

Multiple Choice

Prosocial behaviour can generally be defined as acts that:

• A) are performed without expecting any gain.
• B) define the best kind of society in which to live.
• C) are positively valued by society.
• D) are intended to benefit someone else.

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Definitions:

Substantial Capacity Test

is a legal standard used to determine if an individual has the mental capacity to understand the wrongfulness of their actions for the purpose of establishing criminal responsibility.

Involuntary Act

An action performed by an individual without conscious control, often considered in legal contexts concerning liability.

Arraigned

The legal procedure of formally charging an individual in court and asking for their plea to the charges.

Defendant

The party in a legal proceeding accused of committing a crime or facing a civil lawsuit.