Label the Following Examples of Arguments Regarding Preferential Treatment as Appealing

question 16

Short Answer

Label the following examples of arguments regarding Preferential Treatment as appealing to considerations of Justice (J), or to Consequentialist considerations (C) Just as race or sex were wrongly used in the past to treat people differently, so also it is just as inherently wrong in present form in preferential treatment programs.

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Definitions:

Ethical Relativism

The philosophical view that moral standards, values, and judgments are not universal but are culturally and individually determined.

Open-Mindedness

The willingness to consider new ideas, arguments, and information without bias or predetermined conclusions.

Moral Behavior

Actions that conform to accepted standards of good or right conduct, often based on societal or personal ethical principles.

Good Person Philosophy

A belief system that emphasizes the inherent goodness of individuals and the importance of moral and ethical behavior in personal development.