Ethical Parochialism

question 24

Multiple Choice

Ethical parochialism:

• A) assumes that ethical behaviour should protect the individuals belonging to the 'in group'
• B) suggests that the behaviour of individuals should be constrained by the law and the conventions of fair play
• C) is evidenced when individuals seek to maximise their own utility
• D) suggests that ethical behaviour should be concerned with the good of all humankind and that individuals are all of equal value

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Definitions:

Build-To-Print

The process of manufacturing products directly from designs and specifications provided by the customer, without any modifications.

Edisonian Approach

Named after Thomas Edison, it refers to the method of trial and error in experimentation and innovation, where learning is achieved through making adjustments after various failures.

Trial-and-Error

A problem-solving method that involves experimenting with various approaches until finding one that succeeds.

Scientific Method

A systematic process for acquiring knowledge that involves observation, experimentation, and hypothesis testing.