The Focus of Descriptive Ethics Is on

question 1

Multiple Choice

The focus of descriptive ethics is on

• A) determining what should be done in a given situation.
• B) justifying a moral system of thinking and judging.
• C) learning what is occurring in the realm of moral behaviors and practices.
• D) learning how to justify one's chosen actions.

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Definitions:

Sociobiology

The study of the biological basis of all social behavior.

Cultural Variations

Differences in cultural practices, beliefs, and values among various groups, influencing behaviors, perceptions, and social norms.

Heritability

A measure of how much of the variation in a trait among individuals within a population is due to genetic differences.

Identical Twins

Twins that develop from a single fertilized egg that splits and forms two embryos, sharing 100% of their DNA.