Match the different branches of ethics with the description that best defines each branch of ethics B. Metaethics A. Normative e
thics C. Applied ethics A. Theories that focus on providing a framework for determining right/wrong, good/bad, and emphasizing what people ought to do in given situations B. Investigates the nature and possibility of ethical questions, generally focusing on "big picture questions," such as "how can I best justify my beliefs to another person?" C. Applying ethical reasoning to specific ethical issues, such as torture, euthanasia, and war
Ethics is a field of study in philosophy that deals with matters of values and principles and with what is morally good/right or bad/wrong.
The branches of ethics are matched in the explanation below
Explanation:
A - Normative Ethics:
Theories that focus on providing a framework for determining right/wrong, good/bad and emphasizing what people ought to do in given situations.
B - Metaethics:
This investigates the nature and possibility of ethical questions, generally focusing on the big picture questions” such as “how can I best justify my feelings to another person?”.
C - Applied Ethics:
This applies ethical reasoning to specific ethical issues, such as torture, euthanasia and war.
In order for Tuvan musicians to adapt their performance in
their new performance by having to sing a wide variety of musical forms, in
this way, they may be able to have versions that are extended to their
traditional songs that they often sang.
I believe the answer is: Changes in speed Average people tend to become more focus and accelerate our effort when we're on the brink of finishing a certain goal. So in the scenario above, when a sudden tense/increased movement happen in our body the researchers could perceive it as we're on the brink of finishing an action.
