Question

Philosophical ethics

A. examines ethics from a religious standpoint.
B. examines ethics from a psychological standpoint.
C. examines ethics from a critical or evaluative standpoint.
D. examines ethics from a historical and sociological standpoint

Answer 1

C. examines ethics from a critical or evaluative standpoint.

Step-by-step explanation:

Philosophical ethics examines ethics from a critical or evaluative standpoint.

Philosophical ethics involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior from a critical and evaluative standpoint. There are four broad classes of ethical theories, these are; utilitarianism, rights, virtues and deontology.