Question

_____ are examples of impartial ethical theories. virtue theory and feminist ethics feminist ethics and utilitarianism kantian ethics and feminist ethics kantian ethics and utilitarianism

Answer 1

D: Kantian Ethics and Utilitarianism

Step-by-step explanation:

An impartial theory in ethics and/or psychology means that it is not directly influencing or dealing with your own personal values but rather the concept of values and behavior. Kantian ethics and utilitarianism both focus on morality as a whole instead of in specific contexts. Utilitarianism is about the good of the whole and Kantian ethics help us better understand the CONCEPT of morality rather than the practice of it.

Answer 2

Impartiality, when used to refer to ethics – the branch of philosophy concerned with what behavior should be considered as right or wrong – is the principle that believes that morality should be based on some objective criteria instead of favoring certain biases.

Based on this, the best answer to the given question would be (D) Kantian ethics and utilitarianism.