The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you did not include the options of the question, we can answer the following.
The metaethical theory that holds that morality is subjective and grounded in attitudes is the theory of Metaethical Relativism. In this branch of philosophy and ethics, philosophers focus on moral judgment as a matter of study. Specifically, Metaethical Relativism focuses on the behavior and conduct of humans, taking into consideration the fact that people express moral judgments from their own personal background or trying to fit into the standards of society. From social conventionalism and self-belief systems, people stereotype and express moral and ethical judgments.
depends on the situation but I would write N/A
Answer:
"Analysis paralysis" is the appropriate approach.
Explanation:
- Analysis paralysis refers the condition where certain, mostly as a consequence or results of grossly oversimplifying evidence, observations, or overthinking a dilemma, a person or group of people would be unable to proceed through with a determination.
- It is the situation of well over-thinking becoming inability to conclude.
Answer: the rest helped encoding
Explanation:
The participants who carried out the waking rest could perform better because of they took out time to rest, where as the other group couldn't perform well because they've not rested.
He ( who ever that is) stopped the process of justice by turning down his (who ever that is ) group of laws for making judiciary powers (judges and such)
