The Extent to Which a Victim Is Responsible for His

question 4

Multiple Choice

The extent to which a victim is responsible for his or her own victimization is referred to as victim ______.

• A) responsibility
• B) provocation
• C) precipitation
• D) facilitation

Explain Rawls' views on moral development and its relevance in the formation of a just society.

Distinguish between Rawls' two principles of justice and their significance.

Analyze the relationship between institutions and the distribution of rights and duties as proposed by Rawls.

Describe how Rawls' theory addresses inequalities and its conditions for justification.

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Definitions:

National Party

A political group organized at a national level that usually seeks to govern or gain legislative representation based on specific ideologies or objectives.

National Committees

Centralized governing bodies of political parties responsible for national election strategies and party administration.

State Party Organization

The structured set up of a political party at a state level, responsible for campaigning, strategizing, and coordinating party activities within the state.

Party Organization

Party organization refers to the structures, processes, and dynamics within a political party, which include its leadership, membership, decision-making mechanisms, and operational strategies.