Collins Argues That Caring Actions Can Be More or Less

question 548

True/False

Collins argues that caring actions can be more or less morally valuable based on the actions' effects and the intentions behind it.

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Commercial General Liability

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Intentional Wrongful Acts

Deliberate actions that are illegal or morally incorrect, committed with the understanding or awareness that they are wrong.

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