13. Which of the following statements is true of the relativist position of ethics? aIt holds that any cultural behavior can be judged only within the cultural context in which it occurs. bIt encourages people to identify those rules that apply across cultures. cIt argues that cultural differences are only superficial and that fundamental notions of right and wrong are universal. dIt focuses particularly on identifying acts and conditions that most societies think of as wrong, such as murder and theft.

A) Holds that any cultural behavior will be judged only within cultural context in which that they occur - relativist B) It encourages the people to identify those rules that will apply across the cultures - Cultural Relativism C) It argues that the cultural differences are only the superficial and that fundamental notions of the right and the wrong are universal. - universalist D) It focuses most particularly on identifying the acts and conditions that are the most societies think of as wrong, such as the murder and the theft.-universalistHence option A is correct answer It holds that any cultural behavior will be judged only within cultural context in which it will occurs.

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13. Which of the following statements is true of the relativist position of ethics?

	a	It holds that any cultural behavior can be judged only within the cultural context in which it occurs.
	b	It encourages people to identify those rules that apply across cultures.
	c	It argues that cultural differences are only superficial and that fundamental notions of right and wrong are universal.
	d	It focuses particularly on identifying acts and conditions that most societies think of as wrong, such as murder and theft.