The ______ Defense Recognizes That Conduct That Would Otherwise Be

question 63

Multiple Choice

The ______ defense recognizes that conduct that would otherwise be criminal is justified when undertaken to prevent a significant harm.

• A) necessity
• B) excusable
• C) self
• D) justified

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Definitions:

Recognition Strategy

The cognitive approach of identifying information or objects by matching them to stored information or patterns in the brain.

Metamemory

Refers to an individual's knowledge and awareness of their own memory processes.

Hierarchical Memory

A memory system organized in levels of importance or accessibility, illustrating how information is prioritized and stored.

Whole Number Skills

The ability to understand, use, and manipulate whole numbers, encompassing skills such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.