What Claim Does the Textbook Make About the Relationship Between

question 25

Multiple Choice

What claim does the textbook make about the relationship between "etiquette" and "ethics"?

• A)They refer to very different concepts; "etiquette" refers to polite behaviour, while "ethics" refers to behaviour that is just and moral.
• B)"Etiquette" refers to actions, while "ethics" refers to beliefs.
• C)"Etiquette" relates to being sensitive to others' feelings while "ethics" relates to the outcome of our actions.
• D)There is really very little difference between the two concepts.

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