The Study That Involved Interviewing Individuals Who Had Rescued Jews

question 71

Multiple Choice

The study that involved interviewing individuals who had rescued Jews from the Nazis in Europe during World War II demonstrated that, compared to "bystanders," "rescuers" were more likely to recall their parents as having taught them the importance of:

• A)caring for all human beings.
• B)independence.
• C)ethical obligations to family, church, and community.
• D)economic competence.

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Definitions:

Contribution

The right of insurers (more than one) to share a loss where the policies so provide.

Insurers

Companies or entities that provide insurance coverage to individuals, businesses, or other organizations in exchange for premiums.

Co-insurance

An insurance arrangement where the risk is shared between the insurer and the insured, often requiring the insured to pay a specified percentage of the costs of a claim.

Utmost Good Faith

A principle requiring all parties in an agreement or contract to act honestly and not mislead or withhold critical information.