An Acceptable Ethical Theory Should Have Good Explanatory Power

question 8

Multiple Choice

An acceptable ethical theory should have good explanatory power. This amounts to:

• A) saying something about everything in morality.
• B) being useful in real-life applications.
• C) helping us understand what makes something right or wrong.
• D) agreeing with our deepest moral intuitions.

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Definitions:

Mental Disorders

Health conditions characterized by alterations in thinking, mood, or behavior associated with distress and/or impaired functioning.

Aboriginal Offenders

Individuals of indigenous origin who have breached the law and are undergoing legal processes or penalties.

Litigation Process

A legal procedure involving the steps from the initial complaint through the final court decision.

Judgment

A formal decision or conclusion made by a court following a legal proceeding, which determines the outcome of the case.