Philosophers Have Proposed Two Fundamentally Different Accounts About the Origin

question 15

Multiple Choice

Philosophers have proposed two fundamentally different accounts about the origin and nature of moral rights.

• A) Some say that we have certain rights independently of any human conventions, while other say they are socially constructed.
• B) Some say that rights are guaranteed by the Constitution and the legal system, while other say they are socially constructed.
• C) Some say that we have certain rights independently of any human conventions, while other say that rights are guaranteed by the Constitution and the legal system.
• D) Some say that rights vary from country to country, while others say that all humans are created equal and therefore have the same rights.

---

Definitions:

Presence

Pertains to the state of being located in a particular place or the perceptible influence an entity exerts in its environment.

Trustworthiness

The quality of being reliable, honest, and capable of being trusted.

Recency Effect

A cognitive bias that places more importance on the most recent information received over earlier data.

Long List

A comprehensive enumeration or cataloging of items, which can be used for reference, comparison, or decision-making.