The Main Emphasis of the Moral-Rights View of Ethical Behaviour

question 13

Multiple Choice

The main emphasis of the moral-rights view of ethical behaviour is:

• A) evaluating a decision on the basis of its impartiality and fairness.
• B) ensuring that the greatest number of people benefit to the greatest extent possible.
• C) ensuring that people's rights are protected and respected.
• D) assessing the implications of a decision in terms of its long-term personal consequences.
• E) promoting honesty and integrity.

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Definitions:

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