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A student giving various excuses to the teacher for not doing the homework is an example of :
Role Distance
Sick role
Role Handicap
Status Panic
Here’s the thing—when a student gives excuses to a teacher for not doing their homework, here’s what’s really going on with those options:
- Role Distance
- This is when someone doesn’t fully embrace a role they’re expected to play. The student is supposed to be the responsible learner, but all those excuses are a way to distance themselves from that role. They’re basically saying, “Hey, I don’t totally buy into this expectation.”
- Sick role
- This is about being ill and getting a sort of pass on duties—“I’m sick, so I shouldn’t have to do regular things.” If the excuse was “I was sick,” it fits. But just making general excuses? That’s not quite it.
- Role Handicap
- This is when someone claims some limitation to explain why they can’t fully perform a role. If the student said, “I have a learning disability, so I couldn’t do the homework,” that might fit. Just giving a random excuse isn’t quite the same as claiming a handicap.
- Status Panic
- This is more about anxiety or confusion about social standing, not dodging homework. Doesn’t fit here.
So, the correct answer is Role Distance.
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