The Most Serious Weakness for Principlism Is Its

question 5

Multiple Choice

The most serious weakness for principlism is its

• A) lack of a stable procedure for determining which principle is strongest.
• B) complexity, with the theory postulating multiple principles.
• C) inconsistency with our moral experiences and judgments.
• D) failure to explain what grounds the various principles.

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Definitions:

Federal Government

The national government of a federated country, which holds the overall political authority over that nation.

Implied Covenant

An implied covenant refers to unstated obligations in a contract that are assumed to exist in order to ensure fairness and the fulfillment of the contract's purpose.

Good Faith

Honesty in fact.

Employment-at-will Doctrine

A legal principle stating that an employment relationship can be terminated at any time by either the employer or the employee, for any reason not prohibited by law.