The Social Contract Ethical Theory

question 28

Multiple Choice

The social contract ethical theory:

• A)explains how to formulate values that permit a society to run smoothly.
• B)advocates a society in which people must fend for themselves.
• C)states that to live harmoniously,people must give up certain rights and freedoms.
• D)states that people cannot be forced to adhere to rules,or be punished for not doing so.

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Definitions:

Domestic Servants

Workers employed in a household, performing tasks like cooking, cleaning, and caretaking, historically common in many cultures.

Family Affairs

Matters and decisions that pertain to the private aspect of one's life, often relating to the household or family unit.

Moral Quality

The inherent goodness or ethical nature of actions, decisions, or character traits evaluated through a moral or ethical lens.

Virtue

The quality of showing high moral standards, such as honesty, integrity, and righteousness.