The Strength of Integrated Social Contracts Theory Is That It

question 34

Multiple Choice

The strength of integrated social contracts theory is that it

• A)correctly recognizes that all soundly reasoned ethical standards are universal.
• B)accommodates the best parts of ethical universalism and ethical relativism.
• C)puts no absolute limits on what actions and behaviors fall inside the boundaries of what is ethically or morally right and which actions/behaviors fall outside.
• D)recognizes the importance of allowing local ethical norms to always take precedence over universal ethical norms.
• E)recognizes that individuals and businesses have a basic right to "moral free space" and that it is inappropriate to specify ethically permissible and ethically impermissible actions and behaviors.

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Definitions:

GTP

Guanosine triphosphate, a molecule that serves as an energy source in metabolic processes and protein synthesis.

Enzyme-Linked Receptor

A type of cell surface receptor that, upon binding to its ligand, activates an intracellular enzyme, initiating a signal transduction pathway.

G Protein

A group of proteins functioning as cellular molecular switches, responsible for relaying signals from external stimuli to the inside of a cell.

Local Regulator

A molecule that communicates between cells in close proximity to regulate processes such as growth, development, and inflammation.