Multiple choice

considers certain acts as objectively right or wrong, independent of human opinion

  1. Moral relativism

  2. Classical or Act Utilitarianism

  3. Moral objectivism

  4. Rule Utilitarianism
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Explanation

Moral objectivism is the ethical position that moral principles are objectively valid and true, independent of individual or cultural human opinions. This contrasts with moral relativism, which holds that morals are subjective and culturally defined, and utilitarianism, which bases morality on the consequences of actions.

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