A Constitutional Right That Is So Important That Government Cannot

question 37

Multiple Choice

A constitutional right that is so important that government cannot restrict unless it can demonstrate a compelling or overriding public interest is called

• A)a constitutional right.
• B)an international right.
• C)a fundamental right.
• D)a states' right.
• E)case law.

Understand the strategies for enhancing cultural self-awareness and competency.

Identify techniques for maintaining professional boundaries in digital and external interactions with clients.

Recognize microaggressions and their impact on individuals of varying sexual orientations.

Understand the concept of reactivity in self-monitoring and its dual role.

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Definitions:

Autonomous Morality

The stage of moral development in which individuals recognize that moral rules are created by people and that individuals can question or challenge societal norms based on personal principles of justice or fairness.

Heteronomous Morality

Refers to the stage of moral development in children where rules are perceived as fixed and unchangeable, often enforced by authority figures.

Preconventional Moral Reasoning

The first level of Kohlberg's stages of moral development, where individuals' moral reasoning is based on personal interests and the consequences of their actions.

Conventional Moral Reasoning

A stage in moral development where individuals' ethical behavior is guided primarily by societal rules and norms.