Ecological and Social Principles Quiz

The Ecological Model of Human Behavior explains individual knowledge, development, and skills through:

• Genetics

• Societal guidance, support, and structure

• Personal experiences only

• None of the above

Socialization is best defined as:

• An individual’s ability to communicate effectively

• The process by which individuals learn societal norms, values, and roles

• The act of building personal relationships

• None of the above

Which principle of Catholic Social Teaching emphasizes the inherent worth of every person?

• Common Good

• Solidarity

• Human Dignity

• Stewardship

Which principle highlights the importance of caring for creation?

• Subsidiarity

• Solidarity

• Stewardship

• Participation

The Church is made up of:

• Two holy sacraments

• Spiritual and material goods

• Human and divine elements

• Only divine aspects

Grace is best described as:

• A reward for good behavior

• A free and undeserved gift from God

• A personal achievement

• A moral obligation

What is the focus of the Cycle of Social Justice?

• Building wealth through ethical work

• Addressing injustice and creating fairness in society

• Educating individuals on civic responsibilities

• Erasing individual differences

The principle of Subsidiarity in Catholic Social Teaching states that:

• Higher levels of society should always handle local issues

• Decisions should be made at the most local level possible

• Local governments have no role in community decisions

• Individual rights outweigh community responsibilities

The common good refers to:

• The well-being of a select few in society

• The material wealth of the community

• The shared benefit of all people in society

• The focus on environmental resources

Solidarity in Catholic Social Teaching emphasizes:

• Individual independence

• Unity and mutual responsibility among all people

• Wealth redistribution

• Social and economic competition