Social Action Quiz

Who used shastras to abolish sati in ancient India?

• Alexander the Great

• Buddha

• Gandhi

• Raja Rammohan Roy

What is the main objective of social action according to Mishra?

• Prevention of needs

• Exploration of space

• Promotion of violence

• Encouragement of discrimination

Which strategy involves two companies using marketing tactics to gain a competitive edge?

• Coercion

• Disruption

• Competition

• Collaboration

What principle involves creating a public image of leadership as champions of justice and truth?

• Principle of Dramatisation

• Principle of Multiple Strategies

• Principle of Legitimisation

• Principle of Credibility Building

Which skill involves the ability to communicate effectively in a team project?

• Training Skills

• Communication Skills

• Intervention Skills

• Analytical and Research Skills

What is the main focus of Virtue Ethics in ethical frameworks?

• Judging actions by outcomes

• Focusing on rules

• Emphasizing character

• Promoting competition

What is the first step in the process of social action according to the text?

• Analysis of the issue

• Sharing the analysis with people

• Mobilizing people

• Developing awareness

Which principle involves mass mobilization through emotional appeals and sensational news-management?

• Principle of Credibility Building

• Principle of Legitimisation

• Principle of Multiple Strategies

• Principle of Dramatisation

What is the goal of introducing new mechanisms or programmes in social action according to Mishra?

• To confuse people

• To maintain the status quo

• To improve conditions

• To create chaos

What is the main focus of Consequentialism in ethical frameworks?

• Judging actions by outcomes

• Focusing on rules

• Promoting competition

• Emphasizing character