Lying or stealing is considered to be a __________ violation, whereas addressing a professor by his/her first name is a __________ violation.

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Lying and stealing are considered to be moral violations, as they go against ethical and moral principles. Addressing a professor by their first name is a social convention violation, as it goes against traditional or expected behavior in a particular culture or society. It is not a moral violation. Choice A is incorrect because lying and stealing are not only legal violations, but also moral violations. Choice B is incorrect because while lying and stealing are social convention violations, they are primarily moral violations. Choice D is incorrect because lying, stealing, and addressing a professor by their first name have no direct correlation with religion or common sense.

Lying or Stealing Is Considered to Be a __________ Violation