The Principle That We Should Never Lie, Regardless of the Circumstances

question 20

Multiple Choice

The principle that we should never lie, regardless of the circumstances or the consequences, is an example of

• A) an absolute principle.
• B) a prima facie principle.
• C) moral relativism.
• D) reasonableness.

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Definitions:

Organizing Drive

A campaign or effort, typically initiated by a labor union, aimed at encouraging workers to join or form a union within their workplace.

Certification Process

A systematic procedure that organizations or industries follow to verify that a product, service, or professional meets predefined standards and criteria.

Certification Elections

Elections conducted to determine the labor union that will represent a group of employees in bargaining with their employer.

Certified

Having official recognition or guaranteed conformance to specified standards, often through the completion of a testing or evaluation process.