Friedman Argues That

question 11

Multiple Choice

Friedman argues that

• A) although unethical, sometimes we must assign a monetary value to human life as a matter of practice.
• B) we can never be justified in assigning a monetary value to human life.
• C) everyone in society should be willing to sacrifice a little to save a life.
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Facial Expressions

Elements of human nonverbal communication that involve movements or positions of the face to convey emotional states or reactions.

Sighted Athletes

Individuals who engage in sports activities and do not have visual impairments, contrasting with visually impaired or blind athletes.

Behavioural Component

The aspect of attitude that involves the way one acts or behaves towards an object or situation.

Laughing Uncontrollably

An involuntary reaction of laughing excessively without the ability to stop, often triggered by humor, certain stimuli, or sometimes neurological conditions.