The Biggest Problem in Applying Virtue Theory to Decision Making

question 59

Multiple Choice

The biggest problem in applying virtue theory to decision making is:

• A) It can be difficult to evaluate the effect of virtues on others in decision making
• B) It relies on moral absolutes in decision making
• C) It can be difficult to determine virtues to distinguish equals from unequal claims in decision making
• D) Conflicts between virtues may make decision making more difficult

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