The Person Who Performs a Just Act Is Not Necessarily

question 15

True/False

The person who performs a just act is not necessarily a just person.

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Definitions:

Behavior Control

The methods and techniques used to change or manage an individual's actions or reactions in various situations.

Protection

The act or measures taken to guard or defend against harm, danger, or loss.

Phineas Gage Matrix

Syndrome related to injury of the frontal cortex. Consists of cognitive dysfunctions (such as poor planning, inadequate decision-making, inability to take another’s perspective, and problems in sustaining employment) and emotional problems (such as shallow affect, lack of an enriched emotional life, lack of passion and initiative, and a diminished sense of pleasure and pain).

Frontal Lobe

The part of the cerebrum that is situated at the top front part of each hemisphere and controls voluntary muscle movements and higher-level cognitive functions such as planning, goal setting, and decision-making.