The Question of Access to the Judicial System as a Factor

question 3

Multiple Choice

The question of access to the judicial system as a factor in decision making is

• A)important, because some individuals and groups have easier access to the legal system and therefore possess greater advantages than others.
• B)unimportant, because judges or juries are able to act on behalf of absent interests.
• C)unimportant, because the courts are open to all citizens.
• D)rapidly declining in significance as judicial lobbying becomes increasingly important.

Understand different listening habits and their impacts on communication.

Recognize the components and significance of positive stroke in communication.

Comprehend the Johari Window model and its areas.

Identify various interpersonal communication styles and their effects.

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Definitions:

Separation

The process in which people identify with the ethnic minority culture to which they belong while rejecting or rebuffing the majority culture.

Household Income

The combined gross income of all members of a household who are 15 years old and older, regardless of their relationship to each other.

Poverty

A state of having insufficient financial resources to meet basic living expenses such as food, shelter, and clothing.

Family of Four

A nuclear family unit consisting of two adults and two children, regarded as a common social unit in many cultures.