If a student knows the rule but deliberately does not follow it, which aim shows weakness?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Moral and disciplinary aim
The governing distinction is between knowing a rule and applying it in conduct. Knowledge of the rule demonstrates an intellectual ability, but deliberate refusal to obey it reveals weakness in moral judgment, self-discipline and responsible behavior. Thus option B is correct. Option A describes understanding only, while C and D do not address the ethical choice involved in violating a known rule.
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Moral and disciplinary aim
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing distinction is between knowing a rule and applying it in conduct. Knowledge of the rule demonstrates an intellectual ability, but deliberate refusal to obey it reveals weakness in moral judgment, self-discipline and responsible behavior. Thus option B is correct. Option A describes understanding only, while C and D do not address the ethical choice involved in violating a known rule.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Home Science question. Chapter: Understanding the Self. Topic: Biological, physical, socio-cultural, emotional, and cognitive influences.
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