Unless an Ethical Theory Is Well-Confirmed Morally, It Is Unacceptable

question 1

Multiple Choice

Unless an ethical theory is well-confirmed morally, it is unacceptable. Moral confirmation includes:

• 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:

High-Level Employees

Workers who hold senior or upper-management positions within an organization, typically responsible for making strategic decisions.

Participation Problems

Challenges that arise when attempting to involve individuals or groups in decision-making processes or activities.

Absenteeism

The frequent absence from work or other duties without good reason, which can affect productivity and morale within organizations.

Turnover

The rate at which employees leave a company and are replaced by new employees.