A dysfunction of religion that included executing suspected ...

[ericka1]

A dysfunction of religion that included executing suspected witches disappeared during the eighteenth century when religion became more civilized.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

The term role extension was used to describe the behavior of employees of a supper club who helped customers to safety when the club caught fire.
 
  How might this term be applied to professional first responders, such as fire fighters, police, and EMTs? Why is the term not appropriate to apply to these individuals?
  What will be an ideal response?

[Li Jun]

Answer to Question 1

FALSE

Answer to Question 2

The job description of first responders includes helping people in dangerous situations, so most of their work would not involve role extension. The degree of danger would have to be extreme to constitute an extension of the role. At the other end of the behavioral continuum, however, first responders sometimes participate in civic events as representatives of community leadership. Riding or marching in parades might be considered a role extension for them. There is also a concept of going above and beyond the call of duty and although these civil servants may be expected to perform heroic and life saving activities routinely, they also go out of their way to comfort families and individuals, to follow-up after hours to check on individuals, and to perform other duties not a part of their expected job descriptions.

[ericka1]

Great answer, keep it coming

[tanna.moeller]

Wow, this really help