Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · ECE · medium
Rights ethics holds that:
- Only the majority's happiness matters
- Engineers have no duties to the public
- Rules should be ignored when inconvenient
- People have fundamental moral rights that others have a duty to respect
Answer
D. People have fundamental moral rights that others have a duty to respect
Solution
Associated with John Locke; examples include rights to life, liberty and privacy.
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