Ethical beliefs vary widely from culture to culture. a. True b. False

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katrin2010 [14]4 years ago

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True. The ethical beliefs vary from one culture to another because there are cultures where ethics is not a principle that can be developed with firmness it is possible to emphasize that in some cultures their customs are so grotesque and despicable that of only thinking to belong to them would be so repulsive to the human being that lives in a distinguished organized society and with socio-emotional parameters before a civilized society.

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