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The prisoner's dilemma describes a scenario in which each player, acting out of self-interest, will make a decision that results in all players being worse off.
Ethical Relativism
The belief that moral principles are not absolute but vary with cultural, societal, or personal circumstances.
Deontology
An ethical theory that suggests actions are morally right because of their intrinsic properties rather than their outcomes.
Ethical Theory
The systematic examination of morals, involving the analysis of concepts like right and wrong, justice, and virtue.
Situational Ethics
The ethical theory that morality is determined by the specific context of an act rather than by general or absolute rules.
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