The Principle of Universalizability Is Exemplified When

question 7

Multiple Choice

The principle of universalizability is exemplified when:

• A)you believe that if harming someone is wrong in a particular situation,then harming someone would be wrong for anyone in a relevantly similar situation.
• B)you believe that if harming someone is wrong in a particular situation,then harming someone would be permissible for anyone in a relevantly similar situation.
• C)the moral rules implied by your behavior apply to everyone,even in dissimilar situations.
• D)you believe that a person's morality is dictated by his or her culture-wide morality.

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Definitions:

Devolution Movement

A political effort to transfer powers from central government to regional or local governments, often seen in the context of decentralization.

Nationalist Movements

Political groups and ideologies that advocate for the self-determination of a nation and the promotion of its culture, interests, and values.

Megacorporations

Large, powerful companies that wield significant economic, political, and social influence, often operating on a global scale.

Market Forces

The economic factors affecting the price, demand, and supply of goods and services in a free market.