According to Deontological Thinker Kant

question 5

Multiple Choice

According to deontological thinker Kant:
I. It is only acceptable to lie when done to protect an innocent person.
II. The level of respect owed to another is based on one's relationship to that person.
III. It is wrong to use another person unless mutual benefit is attached.
IV. Once chosen, actions will be repeated whenever the same situation arises.

• A) I and III
• B) II and IV
• C) III and IV
• D) I, III, and IV

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