The Social-Responsibility Norm Refers to the Expectation That People Should

question 174

Multiple Choice

The social-responsibility norm refers to the expectation that people should

• A) help those who need help.
• B) help those who deserve help.
• C) help those who help themselves.
• D) help those who have helped them.

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Definitions:

Article III

The section of the United States Constitution that establishes the judicial branch, outlining the powers and responsibilities of the federal court system.

Judicial Restraint

A philosophy of law where judges limit their own power, adhere closely to precedent, and defer to legislation made by the legislative branch.

Constitutional Interpretation

Constitutional interpretation involves the process by which courts, particularly the Supreme Court, determine the meaning and application of the Constitution's provisions in cases that come before them.

Societal Implications

The effects or consequences that a particular event, policy, or condition may have on the structure and functioning of a society.