Public Order Crimes That Violate the Moral Order but Have

question 23

Short Answer

Public order crimes that violate the moral order but have no intended harmed party other than society are referred to as ________________ crimes.

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Definitions:

Central Route

A term from the Elaboration Likelihood Model referring to the path of persuasion that involves careful and thoughtful consideration of the arguments presented in a message.

Persuasion

The process of motivating someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argumentation.

Importance

The quality or state of being of great significance or value; often determined by its impact or influence on events or decisions.

Altruism

The selfless concern for the well-being of others without expectation of reward or recognition.