What is objectivism explained by Ayn Rand?Select one:a.it contends that moral values are dependent on a human or divine willb.is optimistic, holding that the universe is open to human achievement and happiness and that each person has within him the ability to live a rich and fulfilling lifec.our own mental activity is the only unquestionable fact of our experienced.when morality is not dependent on set rules or societal norms, but rather on the individual. An individual gets to decide what is good or bad based on their own principles, feelings, and beliefs.

Imagine that you are an ethical egoist. You've read your Ayn Rand, and you find it all very persuasive.   Imagine that you find yourself in a lifeboat with a bunch of complete strangers. There is but one jug of water in the boat- only you know about it. You don't know any of these people and have no interest in their lives.  More than anything, lastly, you want to live. As an ethical egoist, you should…Group of answer choicesGive the water the one person in the boat you find attractive, and try to form a special alliance with them.Secretly drink the water, if you can.Ration the water, but insist that you control it.Exchange the water for cigarettes, if you smoke.

What is Ethical relativism?

Ethical subjectivism theory pertains to...Question 5Answera.What things are goodb.What things are badc.nature of moral judgmentsd.how we should live

Moral relativism encourages an appreciation for diverse backgrounds. It also promotes

The following statements are NOt true about Ethical subjectivism exceptQuestion 8Answera.We disapprove thingsb.We need to agree with culture or societyc.We approve thingsd.We are to identify our moral principles by simply following our feelings