Television networks have been criticized for airing programs during prime-time viewing hours that contain material that many people find unsuitable for children. The expectation that television networks should not broadcast material unsuitable for children during prime-time viewing hours is based on the social responsibility premise referred to as
A) exemplary agent.
B) moral agent.
C) conscientious contract.
D) ethical contract.
E) discretionary agent.

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The expectation is based on the premise that television networks act as moral agents, meaning they have a responsibility to consider the ethical implications of their programming, especially during hours when children are likely to be watching.

Television Networks Have Been Criticized for Airing Programs During Prime-Time