Question

Frances, like most people in her culture, avoids making eye contact with strangers. what would a conventionalist call the action of making eye contact with strangers?

Answer 1

Frances, like most people in her culture, avoids making eye contact with strangers. A conventionalist would call the action of making eye contact with strangers impermissible.

Conventionalists adhere to a belief that the principles and values, moral rules, social expectations and etiquette, are a creation of human society and therefore not immutable or universal; rather, they are specific to a particular culture.

For example, the prohibition against murder or stealing are not universal laws, applicable to all societies, but are created over time through agreements -implicit or explicit- between members of society.

Where making eye contact with strangers is against the norm, a conventionalist would argue that it is impermissible to commit that particular action.

To learn more about conventionalists: brainly.com/question/24316302

#SPJ4