Law-related education provides students with opportunities to examine the conflict between self-interest and the common good. Which of the following is a characteristic of law-related education?
A. Students learn that impulsive, immediate decisions typically are the best ones we make. B. Active student participation is needed if students are to analyze the values in a situation where there is some conflict.
C. There is recognition that students are morally immature and cannot respond well to ethical problems.
D. Learning that legal issues of right and wrong is so complicated that students must be taught to deal with selected issues that can be made comprehensible.
ANSWER: B
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