_____ is consistent with the notion that an individual's right to do something may be restricted because it runs counter to "the good of society" or "the common good."

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Collectivism is the belief that the interests of society as a whole are more important than individual interests. This includes the notion that certain individual rights may be restricted if they go against the good of society, which is known as the common good.

_____ Is Consistent with the Notion That an Individual's Right