The Ethic of Care Is

question 4

Multiple Choice

The Ethic of Care is:

• A)A set of rules that explain how to prioritize those people affected by a decision so that a utilitarian analysis can be done successfully.
• B)A set of universal principles, which applied evenly to all decisions will result in fairness and equity in ethical decisions.
• C)The idea that we should all make decisions under the assumption that we don't know our station in life, that we could be the person most negatively impacted by the decision.
• D)A set of principles that encourage decision makers to look at human relationships as a primary motivator for a decision.

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Definitions:

Fromm's Needs

A concept developed by Erich Fromm, emphasizing societal and individual needs that drive personality development, such as relatedness, transcendence, rootedness, sense of identity, and frame of orientation.

Maslow's Needs

Refers to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a motivational theory in psychology comprising a five-tier model of human needs, from basic (physiological) to advanced (self-actualization).

Holistic-Dynamic Theory

A theory suggesting individuals are unified beings who should be understood in terms of their dynamic relationships within a whole context, often emphasizing the importance of motivation and personal growth.

Maslow's Needs

A hierarchy of human needs proposed by Abraham Maslow, progressing from basic physical needs to complex psychological growth demands.