Rights and duties of Chilean Young people

What is the difference between a duty and a right?

• The difference lies in that a duty is an obligation that must be fulfilled, while a right is a faculty that one has to demand something or act in a certain way.

• A duty is an obligation that must be fulfilled, while a right is something that can be chosen whether to fulfill it or not

• A duty is something optional, while a right is mandatory

• A duty is a faculty that one has to demand something, while a right is an obligation that must be fulfilled

Why is it important for young people to know their rights?

• Young people do not need to know their rights

• It is better for young people not to be informed about their rights

• Youth must know their rights in order to defend themselves, make informed decisions, and actively participate in society.

• Knowing their rights does not give them any advantage

What social implications can the ignorance of a young person's duties have?

• Not knowing the duties of a young person can improve self-esteem

• Ignorance of the duties of a young person can have negative social implications such as legal non-compliance, lack of responsibility, problems in interpersonal relationships, and difficulties in integrating into society.

• Unawareness of the duties of a young person can result in higher work productivity

• Knowledge of the duties of a young person can lead to social isolation

How can the lack of personal responsibility affect a young person's life?

• It can lead to greater organization in daily tasks

• It can result in an easier ability to assume consequences

• It can lead to lack of commitment to obligations, disorganization in daily tasks, lack of clear goals, and difficulty in assuming consequences.

• It can lead to greater clarity in personal goals

Relate the right to education to the responsibility of attending classes.

• Attending classes is optional to exercise the right to education

• The responsibility to attend classes does not affect the right to education

• The right to education is not related to class attendance

• The right to education is related to the responsibility to attend classes in order to exercise that right.

What duties do young Chileans have in relation to their family?

• Not to worry about the well-being of other family members

• Completely ignore family responsibilities

• Delegate all household chores to parents

• Respect, care for, support, and contribute to household responsibilities.

What is the importance of respecting the rights of others in society?

• To promote harmony, mutual respect, and peaceful coexistence in society.

• To demonstrate superiority over others in society.

• To generate conflicts and disagreements in society.

• To promote discrimination and social exclusion.

What are the consequences of not fulfilling civic duties?

• Possible consequences include legal sanctions, deterioration of social coexistence, and weakening of democracy.

• Increase in collective happiness

• Strengthening of democracy

• Improvement in the quality of life of the population

Explain how labor rights relate to the responsibilities of a young worker.

• Labor rights are not related to the responsibilities of the young worker.

• The responsibilities of the young worker are more important than their labor rights.

• The labor rights of the young worker are the responsibility of the employer.

• Labor rights protect the young worker in their relationship with the employer, while the responsibilities of the young worker involve fulfilling assigned tasks and contributing to the smooth functioning of the workplace.

Why is it essential for young people to actively participate in society?

• Why is it essential for young people to actively participate in society?

• Youth participation only generates conflicts in society

• Youth are the future of society and their active participation ensures the representation of their interests, promotes diversity of ideas, and fosters positive change.

• Youth do not have enough experience to contribute valid ideas

• Youth do not have responsibilities that require them to participate actively