By Driver's Lights, the View That "What Is 'Right' for Me

question 16

Multiple Choice

By Driver's lights, the view that "what is 'right' for me may not be 'right' for you" has the troubling implication that

• A) there are no moral truths.
• B) virtually any practice, however clearly evil, could be considered true.
• C) morality has no basis in scientific fact.
• D) society has the right to silence dissenters.

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Definitions:

Desired Behavior

The specific actions or reactions that an organization or individual aims to elicit from others.

Employee Indifference

A state where employees show a lack of interest or concern towards their job, responsibilities, or the success of the organization.

Long Lunches

Extended midday breaks from work or obligations, often used informally for relaxation, socializing, or conducting business.

Undesirable Behavior

Undesirable behavior involves actions that are socially unacceptable, disruptive, or harmful, often leading to negative consequences.