The Ability to Recognize the Presence and Determine the Relative

question 116

Multiple Choice

The ability to recognize the presence and determine the relative importance of an ethical issue is known as:

• A)neuroticism.
• B)moral intensity.
• C)ethical sensitivity.
• D)utilitarianism.
• E)uncertainty avoidance.

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Definitions:

Mentally Disordered

A term used to describe individuals suffering from mental health conditions that affect their thinking, feeling, and behavior.

Sex Offender Classification

A system used to categorize sex offenders based on their risk of recidivism and the severity of their crimes.

Racial Bias

Prejudice or discriminatory attitudes towards individuals based on their race, often resulting from stereotypes and leading to unequal treatment.

Criminally Committed

The legal process by which individuals are detained in a psychiatric facility due to crimes they have committed, often due to mental illness.