According to the Defense of Necessity, It Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

According to the defense of necessity, it is:

• A)permissible to commit a greater crime in order to avoid a lesser crime.
• B)permissible to commit one crime to avoid another.
• C)permissible to commit a lesser crime to avoid a greater one.
• D)never a defense to commit one crime to avoid another.

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Definitions:

Julian Rotter

An American psychologist known for his development of social learning theory and the concept of locus of control.

Personality Theory

A framework or model designed to explain and predict individual behavior and psychological processes based on characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Personality Development

The continuous growth and change in personality traits throughout an individual's life.

Social-cognitists

Theorists who emphasize the role of cognitive processes in understanding social behavior, focusing on how people perceive, interpret, and respond to their social environments.