Up to the Time of the American Revolution,lawyers Were Generally

question 55

Multiple Choice

Up to the time of the American Revolution,lawyers were generally regarded as

• A) valued defenders of colonial liberties.
• B) windbags and troublemakers.
• C) useful primarily for settling disputes over land.
• D) tools of the British government.
• E) too narrowly educated by elite colleges.

Describe the decision-making process in emergency situations according to the bystander-calculus model.

Recognize the importance of socialization in developing prosocial behavior.

Understand mutualism and its explanations for cooperative behavior.

Understand the concept of empathy and its role in prosocial behavior.

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