Relative Individual Responsibility is a multidimensional concept, which comprises different dynamic factors of the personal, social, and cultural life of individuals. It is intended to be as substantiated as possible in an Index, to better understand the position of each individual in relation to a responsibility scale which leads to:


Being aware of the consequences of their own or other people's behavior.

Feel the responsibility of answering for their own actions, individually and socially.

Act in such a way as to develop actions and processes that lead to integral human development, including cognitive and emotional intelligence, over the years.

Take into consideration and weighting the influence, advantages and disadvantages associated with the new methods of human acting, since these imply duties and obligations never faced by individuals due to the exponential development of science and technology. These changes permanently shape the content and manner of individual and social responsibility.


The concept of the Index of Relative Individual Responsibility does not aim to encourage a new sense of responsibility in each person, but only to quantify the individual responsibility already existing in each one of us.


Responsibility is a relative concept because:


Individual responsibility changes according to the context, vis-à-vis the level of the social environment in which the individual is inserted.

Algebraically the Absolute Individual Responsibility is close to zero.

Relative Individual Responsibility is far from zero.

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