The Belief That Ethics Are Not Absolute but Instead Need

question 102

True/False

The belief that ethics are not absolute but instead need to be evaluated relative to the situation refers to ethnorelativism.

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Definitions:

Increases

A rise or growth in quantity, size, value, or intensity of something.

Declines

Describes a decrease or deterioration in function, quality, or quantity over time.

Cohort

A group of individuals sharing a common factor (e.g., age, experience) within a specified period, often studied to identify patterns over time.

Longitudinal

A research design that involves repeated observations of the same variables over short or long periods of time.