The Right Not to Be Tortured Is an Example of a ​

question 20

Multiple Choice

The right not to be tortured is an example of a ​

• A)legal right , and so only valid for anybody in countries that have laws that bar torture.
• B)contractual right that depends on the free consent of parties to the contract.
• C)human right that applies to everybody, no matter what the society or the circumstances.
• D)civil right, determined by a constitution.

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Definitions:

Physiological Measures

The quantification of biological responses, such as heart rate, skin conductance, and brain activity, which are used to assess physical and emotional states.

Sleepers

Individuals who, after being exposed to a persuasive message, increase their acceptance of the message over time, even if they initially resisted it.

Defense Mechanisms

Mental mechanisms activated without awareness to defend against anxiety triggered by thoughts or feelings judged as inappropriate.

Individual Differences

Variations among individuals in qualities or attributes, including personality, intelligence, interests, and behaviors.