When You Make a Speech Placing Someone's Name in Nomination

question 14

Multiple Choice

When you make a speech placing someone's name in nomination for an office or award, what should you be sure to mention?

• A) the nominee's qualifications for this award or office
• B) funny stories that might be associated with the nominee
• C) the history and significance of the award or office
• D) past winners or office-holders that are in the audience

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Definitions:

Involvement in Conventional Activities

Engagement in socially accepted and normative activities, often considered as protective factors against deviant behavior in youth and adolescents.

Differential Association Theory

A theory proposing that individuals learn deviant behavior through their interactions and communications with others.

Traditions of Crime

Cultural or social norms and practices that have historically been associated with criminal behavior within certain communities.

Sociologist

A social scientist who studies the social behaviors, structures, and functions within human societies to understand societal influences and patterns.