It Can Be Argued That Rawls's Model Ensures That at Least

question 23

Multiple Choice

It can be argued that Rawls's model ensures that at least the ______ are impartial and that this is a desirable feature of moral principles.

• A)ethics
• B)principles
• C)institutions
• D)governments

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Definitions:

Accepted Principles

Widely recognized norms or standards that guide behavior and practices in various fields or societies.

Professional Ethics

The set of principles and moral values that guide the behavior and practices of individuals in professional roles.

Formal Sanctions

Officially enforced penalties or rewards for behavior, typically in a legal or organizational context.

Violations

Acts of breaking rules, laws, or agreements, leading to consequences or penalties.