Normative Ethics Is

question 86

Multiple Choice

Normative ethics is:

• A) The part of moral philosophy that focuses on answering questions about the nature of morality and about moral language and thought.
• B) The part of moral philosophy that focuses on figuring out what to do in specific situations.
• C) The part of moral philosophy that focuses on understanding normal people's moral psychology.
• D) The part of moral philosophy that focuses on developing general theories about which actions or things are right or wrong or good or bad.

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Definitions:

Purchasing

The act of acquiring goods or services to fulfill the needs of an individual or organization.

Car

A wheeled motor vehicle used for transportation, typically powered by an internal combustion engine or electric motor.

Necessity Recognition

A rephrased definition of Need Recognition; it is the first step in the purchasing decision process, where a consumer realizes a vital requirement that needs to be fulfilled.

Problem Recognition

The initial stage in the buying process where a consumer realizes a need or a problem that requires a solution.