Manners are commonly accepted social behavior. Manners tell you what is polite to do, and what is not. Mind you, what is considered manners in one country, may be rude in another. For example, it is rude in Japan to finish your meal completely, because your host may think that if you've eaten everything on your plate, you may still be hungry.
Answer: Relative deprivation.
Explanation:
Eleanor is suffering from relative deprivation. Relative deprivation is a feeling which arises when an individual or group of people experiences lack of diet, lifestyle or basic amenities that are being provided to rest of society.
This feeling is totally relative as the individual or group of people compare themselves with society.
Judicial activism is the act of passing ruling in a court not according to the law, but to personal beliefs and preferences. The opposite of judicial activism is judicial restraint, in which the judges follow the constitution exactly and abstain from passing ruling not specified in the constitution.
