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:

Genuine Impasse

A situation in negotiations where parties are unable to reach an agreement, often due to irreconcilable differences.

Perceived Differences

The recognition or belief in the existence of distinctions between entities or ideas.

Comparison Groups

Groups used as a benchmark or standard of comparison to evaluate the outcomes or processes of a particular group, often in research or assessments.

Active Listening

A communication technique that involves giving full attention to the speaker, understanding their message, and responding thoughtfully.