Those Who Argue That Justices Should Be Willing to Step

question 32

Multiple Choice

Those who argue that justices should be willing to step in and overturn laws when they see a need to are described as supporting

• A)judicial restraint.
• B)countermajoritarianism.
• C)judicial activism.
• D)legal policymaking.

Recognize the impact of authority on obedience, as demonstrated in Milgram's experiments.

Understand the mechanisms of empathy and the chameleon effect in social interactions.

Distinguish between different types of social influences and their outcomes on behavior and decision-making.

Acknowledge the role of cultural influences on individualism and conformity.

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Definitions:

Empathy

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another, putting oneself in their shoes emotionally.

Altruistic Behavior

Actions intended to benefit others without expectation of reward for oneself.

Hurricane Relief

Assistance and support provided to victims affected by hurricanes, usually involving aid in the form of supplies, financial help, and rebuilding efforts.

Donated

The act of giving something voluntarily without the expectation of compensation, often for charity or to benefit another person or group.