The Ability to Stand Up for One's Values in the Face

question 94

Multiple Choice

The ability to stand up for one's values in the face of opposition is called

• A) moral outrage.
• B) moral courage.
• C) values clarification.
• D) values demonstration.

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Definitions:

Studying

The act of devoting time and attention to acquiring knowledge on a subject, especially through reading, research, or practice.

Mood Linkage

The phenomenon where individuals in a group share and mirror emotions or moods, often leading to a common mood within the group.

Physical Arousal

The physiological state of being alert and reactive to stimuli, often involving increased heart rate, blood pressure, and energy levels.

Social Approval

The acceptance or endorsement by a social group, regarded as a significant motivator for human behavior.