Domain-Specific Principles

question 20

Multiple Choice

Domain-specific principles

• A) are a form of particularism.
• B) work on a case by case basis.
• C) are an example of ethical subjectivism.
• D) apply to moral issues within a given domain but not outside it.

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Definitions:

Compliment

A polite expression of praise or admiration.

Deductive

Pertaining to the logical process of reasoning from one or more statements (premises) to reach a logically certain conclusion.

Outlining

The process of creating a structured summary or framework of a written work or presentation.

Outlining

The process of creating a general framework or skeleton of a document, presentation, or plan, highlighting its main points or sections.