The Idea That There Are No Common Ethical Values but That

question 49

Multiple Choice

The idea that there are no common ethical values but that each culture determines these values is a basic tenet in:

• A) ethical universalism.
• B) ethical relativism.
• C) reciprocity.
• D) master morality.

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Definitions:

Social Influence

The effect of other people's thoughts, feelings, or actions on someone's behavior, choices, or attitudes, often leading to changes in those behaviors or beliefs.

Unhypnotized Adults

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Genuinely Childlike

Exhibiting authentic qualities associated with children, such as innocence, curiosity, and unfiltered joy.

Virtual Reality

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