The Principle of Social Proof Implies That We

question 13

Multiple Choice

The principle of social proof implies that we

• A) Need to maintain and support Christian values and ethics.
• B) Do not need statistics to demonstrate factual accuracy.
• C) Determine what is correct by finding out what others think is correct.
• D) Need to see the proof concretely rather than abstractly.

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Definitions:

Equitable Remedy

A form of justice provided by courts in cases where monetary damages are insufficient, such as injunctions or specific performance orders.

Injunction

A court order requiring a party to do or to refrain from doing specific acts.

Laches

An equitable doctrine that bars a party’s right to legal action if the party has neglected for an unreasonable length of time to act on his or her rights.

Common Law

A legal system characterized by judicial decisions that are cited as precedent in future cases, originating in England and used in many countries.