When Analyzing an Ethical Problem, the Method in Which You

question 4

Multiple Choice

When analyzing an ethical problem, the method in which you ask yourself whether you can vindicate your actions to others is known as the:

• A) interpersonal justifiability test.
• B) rationalization test.
• C) impartiality test.
• D) universalizability test.

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Definitions:

Secondary Cause

A contributing factor that is not the direct or primary cause of an outcome but plays a role in its occurrence.

Wild Species

Plant and animal species that exist in their natural habitat and are not domesticated or modified by humans.

Tropical Regions

Geographic areas that are located near the Equator, characterized by warm temperatures year-round, high humidity, and significant rainfall.

Vulnerable

Indicates a state of being open to harm, damage, or attack due to various factors such as physical, emotional, economic, or environmental conditions.