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Social issues can prevent the society from functioning at the most desirable level.
True
Moral issues always align with the shared norms and values of a community.
False
A situation that only involves an individual cannot become a social issue.
True
Moral issues can include actions that have the potential to harm others.
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A social issue only becomes significant if a small portion of the population sees it as a concern.
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Moral issues are always in alignment with the preferences of the society.
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Social issues can prevent the society from functioning at the most desirable level.
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Moral issues involve situations or actions that align with the shared norms and values of a community.
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A social issue becomes significant only if a small portion of the population sees it as a concern.
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Moral issues involve behavior patterns that bring the individual repeatedly into conflict with society.
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Moral issues always involve actions that align with the preferences of society.
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Social issues are problems that only affect a few individuals in society.
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An issue becomes a social issue when a small segment of the population recognizes it as a problem.
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Moral issues involve actions that can only harm others, not oneself.
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Social issues can be lessened through the joint actions of citizens.
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Moral issues are always aligned with the beliefs and preferences of the people in society.
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