The Term Moral Panic Refers To

Multiple Choice

The term moral panic refers to:

A) The moment when a criminal realizes that they have done something terribly wrong that they can't take back.
B) A time of heightened anxiety about what is perceived as a moral decline in society.
C) The dilemma a jury faces when faced with determining whether an individual is innocent or guilty.
D) A crisis of faith in which religion is no longer viewed as an adequate force in modern society.
E) None of the above