Rules of Conduct Describing What People Ought and Ought Not

question 19

Multiple Choice

Rules of conduct describing what people ought and ought not to do in various situations are called

• A) denominations.
• B) ideals.
• C) morality.
• D) philosophy.
• E) virtues.

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Definitions:

Fragile Self-Esteem

A state where an individual's self-worth is easily shaken or threatened by external factors.

Symbolic Immortality

The belief that one can achieve a sense of immortality through lasting contributions to society, living on through others, or through spiritual beliefs.

Literal Immortality

A culturally shared belief that there is some form of life after death for those who are worthy.

Terror Management Theory

A social psychology concept suggesting that humans cope with the fear of their own mortality by finding solace in cultural beliefs and values that provide a sense of permanence and self-esteem.