The Learning of Specific Virtues Such as Prudence or Honesty

question 65

Multiple Choice

The learning of specific virtues such as prudence or honesty is known as:

• A) character development.
• B) intellectual development.
• C) affective development.
• D) social development.

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Definitions:

Nonparticipating

In insurance, refers to a policy that does not entitle the policyholder to share in the surplus profits of the insurer.

Participating

In finance, it often refers to securities or policies that allow owners to receive dividends, or share in profits beyond a specified amount.

Cumulative

Refers to something increasing in quantity, degree, or force by successive additions, often used in the context of cumulative dividends or interest.

Non-cumulative

A term, often referring to preferred shares or dividends, indicating that if a dividend is not declared, it does not accumulate and is not owed in future periods.