Philosopher Michael Davies Writes, "Without a Professional Code, an Engineer

question 15

Multiple Choice

Philosopher Michael Davies writes, "Without a professional code, an engineer could not object [to doing something unethical] as an engineer. An engineer could, of course, still object 'personally' and refuse to do the job. But if he did, he would risk being replaced by an engineer who would not object." Which ethical theory fits best with this view about professional codes?

• A) Utilitarianism
• B) Ethical egoism, as applied to groups
• C) Virtue ethics
• D) Kantianism

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