What is the meaning of ethical egoism?a.)Acting in one's own self-interest is an approach to ethics.b.)What is ethical depends solely on the context.c.)Acting based on personal need is unethical.d.)There is always a wrong and a right answer.

One reason why ethical egoism (e.g. the arguments from Ayn Rand) violates the 'minimum conceptions of morality' is that…Group of answer choicesEgoism can only be followed by those who are very self-aware, and so it cannot apply to most people.Egoism is stupid- really stupid!Ethical egoism violates impartiality (and does so on purpose).Ethical egoism is not a moral theory, but one about psychology

In your own words, explain the term ethics

The meaning of ethics that is based on an individual's value structures and defined by an individual's moral systems is referred to as , and it is related to the concept of personal integrity.

Ethics is a normative science of __________ of human beings living in society.a.Characterb.Conductc.Attituded.Behaviour

suggests that action is good if it produces or is likely to produce results that maximize the person’s self-interest.a.Eudemonismb.Ethical Egoismc.Utilitarianismd.Individualism