VALUES ED 9 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Refers to the responsibility of all to contribute to the common good by taking care of one another and the community in which they live.

• Duty to the community

• Social Responsibility

• Corporate Responsibility

• Generosity

Which of the following is an example of social responsibility?

• A company prioritizing profit over environmental concerns

• A business reducing waste and supporting local communities

• An individual avoiding volunteer work

• A person avoiding all forms of taxes

Why is social responsibility important for nation-building?

• It improves personal wealth

• It ensures that the economy grows at an unsustainable rate

• It strengthens community cohesion and promotes the welfare of all citizens

• It increases the global competitiveness of a nation

• Which of the following best describes corporate social responsibility (CSR)?

• • The responsibility of businesses to maximize profits only

• • The obligation of employees to work harder for businesses

• • A strategy to avoid paying taxes

• • The idea that businesses should act ethically, considering their impact on society and the environment

What impact does social responsibility have on future generations?

• It only benefits the current generation, not future ones

• It helps create a sustainable, fair, and thriving society for future generations

• It discourages young people from participating in their communities

• It encourages future generations to ignore environmental concerns

Which of the following best describes Individual Responsibility?

• refers to every individual becoming responsible for his or her actions that can affect the community life.

• is the involuntary responsibility and obligation to other people in the community.

• a responsibility that only benefits oneself.

• an obliged duty of individuals, which does not come from the person themself.

Individuals only have opportunity to develop social responsibility during the adult stage.

• True

• False

A volunteer refers to someone who offers himself or herself to do work that will improve the quality of human life and contribute to the common good.

• False

• True

We find opportunites of volunteerism at school only.

• False

• True

There are no benefits to volunteerism.

• True

• False