Question

Philosophers of ethics often contend that the argument that codes should provide action recipes for all situations neglects the fact that: Select one: a. effective moral action requires more than just blind obedience to rules. b. most codes are created to establish clearly and forcefully an organization's standards. c. codes help a community to articulate and understand their highest shared values. d. codes empower and protect those who are committed to doing the right thing.

Answer 1

d. codes empower and protect those who are committed to doing the right thing

Step-by-step explanation:

The ethics philosophers contend that code provides the action for all types of situation neglects that the codes empower and protect them that are engaged for doing the right thing here right thing means the things should be done in an ethical way and in correct way

So as per the given situation the option d is correct

And, the rest of the options are wrong