The Process by Which Members of a Group Individually Conclude

question 95

Multiple Choice

The process by which members of a group individually conclude that nothing is wrong because they observe that no one else seems to be worried is called

• A) alienation.
• B) community feeling.
• C) pluralistic ignorance.
• D) the bystander effect.

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Definitions:

Principle Of Beneficence

In ethics, the doctrine that stresses the importance of maximizing good when making decisions.

Principle Of Autonomy

In ethics, the doctrine that stresses the importance of respect for people’s right to self-determination when making decisions.

Principle Of Fidelity

In ethics, the doctrine that stresses the importance of personal reliability when making decisions.

Not Criminally Responsible

A legal defense asserting that at the time of committing a crime, the person was suffering from a mental disorder that rendered them incapable of understanding the nature and quality of the act.