Question 10 when sociologists use the term deviant they are...

Question 10 When sociologists use the term "deviant," they are: O acknowledging the moral ambiguity of a particular behavior or social identity O explaining why a particular behavior or social identity is objectively harmful O making a social judgment, not a moral judgment O all of the above 2 pts

Sociologists and anthropologists are more concerned with ethical relativism than descriptive relativism. True False Which of the following is a challenge for ethical realism? Lack of empirical proof for moral properties Conflicting moral intuitions Pervasive and persistent moral disagreement All of the above In the textbook, which term is used to describe ethical relativism? Subjectivism Conventionalism Objectivism Deontology Moral subjectivism is just like moral relativism except instead of basing moral truth on what a society or culture believes, we base it on what __________ believes. The country The world The individual God Metaethics examines the meaning behind moral terms such as "good" or "bad" whereas applied ethics helps us solve real-life moral dilemmas. True False Paul Boghossian in "The Maze of Moral Relativism" argues that moral relativism ultimately leads to us having no moral values at all. True False

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Question 10 When sociologists use the term "deviant," they are: O acknowledging the moral ambiguity of a particular behavior or social identity O explaining why a particular behavior or social identity is objectively harmful O making a social judgment, not a moral judgment O all of the above 2 pts

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