Contextualizing one drunk driver's failure to moderate alcohol intake and/or avoid driving by focusing on the broader failure of laws to better prevent and punish drunk driving is an example of

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Systemic attribution refers to attributing an individual's behavior to a broader systemic issue or failure. In this case, the drunk driver's behavior can be seen as a result of the larger issue of inadequate laws and enforcement to prevent and punish drunk driving. This is opposed to personal attribution (blaming the individual for their choices) or social constructionism (seeing the issue as a result of social constructs rather than structural factors). Moral entrepreneurship is not directly relevant to this scenario.

Contextualizing One Drunk Driver's Failure to Moderate Alcohol Intake And/or