People Are More Capable Than Automated Actors in Low-Judgment Settings

question 53

True/False

People are more capable than automated actors in low-judgment settings where well-known and repeatable activities are performed.

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Definitions:

Ethical Relativism

The belief that morality is not universal and that ethical truths depend on the cultural, social, or individual context.

Cultural Relativism

The belief that moral and ethical systems are relative to cultural or societal contexts, and that no one system can be deemed universally applicable.

Preconceptions

Pre-existing beliefs or opinions formed before having actual evidence or experience.

Morality

Principles or standards determining which actions are right or wrong, often based on ethics, culture, or religion.