The Process of Reinterpreting Immoral Behavior as Justification for Its

question 88

Multiple Choice

The process of reinterpreting immoral behavior as justification for its occurence is known as:

• A)behavior modification.
• B)agreeableness.
• C)postbehavior justification.
• D)higher purpose.

Recognize the contributions of key sociologists to the development of sociological thought.

Examine the role of religion and ethics in societal development.

Understand the methodology and approaches used in sociological research.

Analyze the impact of education and employment as social functions.

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Definitions:

Antecedents

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Consequents

The outcome or result in a hypothetical proposition, typically following the word "then" in an "if...then..." structure.

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Wedge

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