The Scope of the Clergy-Penitent Privilege Includes

question 33

Multiple Choice

The scope of the clergy-penitent privilege includes:

• A) Communications made while seeking spiritual guidance
• B) Communications made during marriage counseling
• C) Communications made during religious education sessions
• D) Both a and b

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Definitions:

Kohlberg's Model

A theory of moral development proposed by Lawrence Kohlberg, consisting of six stages grouped into three levels, that explains how individuals evolve in their moral reasoning.

Individualistic Viewpoints

Perspectives that emphasize the importance of personal independence and the rights of individuals over the collective or group.

Non-inclusive Sample

A sample that does not adequately represent the diversity of the population being studied, leading to biased results.

Ethical Theory Domain

A branch of philosophy concerned with the systematic approach to understanding moral concepts and making moral judgments.