According to Rawls,it Is Important to Forget One's Own Age,gender,race,intelligence,strength,wealth,or

question 84

Multiple Choice

According to Rawls,it is important to forget one's own age,gender,race,intelligence,strength,wealth,or social status when determining the ethical values on which a just society can be built.What purpose does this step serve?

• A) It permits one put oneself first before considering others.
• B) It keeps one from being self-interested in the ethical values he or she considers.
• C) It ensures that one acts for one's self-esteem and identity rather than on the perception of others.
• D) It makes it easier to consider the usefulness of one's actions.
• E) It promotes the assumption that what one personally needs or wants is morally correct.

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Definitions:

External Locus

A belief that one's life events are primarily controlled by external forces or the environment rather than one's own efforts.

Worth Or Importance

The perceived value or significance of something, often determining the attention and resources it receives.

Corporate Culture

Corporate culture refers to the beliefs, behaviors, and values that a company's employees share.

Internal Locus

A belief that one controls their own destiny and outcomes are the result of personal efforts.