The school of ethical thought that advocates situational ethics, i.e., each behavior should be evaluated on its own merits, is the: <span>Utilitarian ethical principle
</span>Utilitarian ethical principle determine if a behavior is right or wrong solely based on the outcome of choosing one decision over other decision.
This thinking mechanism led to the advocation of seeing right or wrong based on the situation (situational ethics)
An example of a directive principle that became a right by law is that all the citizens have the right to equal means of livelihood, which comes form a directive principle of fighting inequalities in the country.
Another example is the equal pay for men and women, which is related to the directive principle of that ensures decent living wage and proper work conditions for workers.
Hi, i think you forgot to upload the photo to your question . i think you can upload it in the comment though :)
I believe the answer is: practice
To Be able to walk on his own, his body need to get used on sustaining the weight, and must be repeated over and over again to the point where the he could move the legs along with his body weight without losing any balance and fall over.
