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Working for the Good of Society
Quick questions on Reconciling different interests and values explained: O-Level Social Studies
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What is tool three?Show answer
The deepest tool is to remind groups of what they have in common: a shared stake in a peaceful, prosperous, cohesive Singapore. When people see themselves as part of one society with a common future, they are more willing to give ground on a particular dispute for the sake of the whole. Appeals to shared identity and common goals can lift a disagreement above the immediate clash, helping groups accept a decision because they value the unity it protects.
What is q1?Show answer
Explain the difference between a clash of interests and a clash of values. [2 marks]
What is q2?Show answer
Explain how compromise helps reconcile clashing groups, and one limit of it. [4 marks]
What is q3?Show answer
Why does appealing to shared goals help reconcile differences? [2 marks]
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