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 In contrast to Garrett Hardin's approach, the Confucian model rejects coercion because

category

philosophy

options

  1. it views coercion as a violation of human rights
  2. it believes in the power of persuasion over coercion
  3. the Confucian model believes in voluntary compliance based on mutual respect and understanding.
  4. it affirms the autonomy of individuals apart from others.
  5. The Confucian model actually accepts coercion.
  6. the costs of eliminating a collective action problem are not irrelevant to its solution
  7. coercion is seen as a last resort, only to be used in extreme circumstances
  8. the Confucian model prioritizes collective action over individual action
  9. it cannot lead to real social change, which involves changes of mind as well as action
  10. it believes in the intrinsic goodness and perfectibility of human beings

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ori_mmlu-moral_disputes

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
11130
task_id
c0470236-92f4-5aa7-aa75-f545b154430a
task_key
default--test--11130
task_revision_id
1
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default / test

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