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If the majority repeatedly mocks a minority even after hearing its views, what is this an example of?

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Correct answer: Incomplete democratic behaviour

Correct answer: C, incomplete democratic behaviour. Democracy is not only the act of hearing another person; it also requires respect, dignity, and a willingness to consider the person’s concerns. Step by step: the minority is allowed to speak, but the majority mocks it; mocking discourages participation and treats the minority as inferior. Therefore, the democratic process is incomplete even though one part of it—hearing—has occurred. A is wrong because inclusion means people are genuinely accepted, not ridiculed. B is wrong because respectful democracy requires civil treatment. D is wrong because a decision reached through humiliation cannot be called fully fair. Memory cue: “Hear plus respect equals democracy.”

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