Question

According to the ________ rule, if an action cannot be taken repeatedly, it is not right to take at all. risk aversion slippery-slope utilitarian principle golden rule categorical imperative

Answer 1

Slippery-slope

Step-by-step explanation:

This is most consistent with the idea of a slippery slope. When we refer to a slippery slope, we refer to a decision that, if taken repeatedly, can become problematic, even though the action might not be undesirable if only repeated once. When there is a danger of a slippery slope, it is usually better not to take the action in the first place, so that we can eliminate the risk of repeating it in the future.

Answer 2

The correct answer is the “Slippery-Slope”

This is the Descarte’s rule of change and the slippery-slope rule: An action may bring about a small change now that is acceptable, but if repeated would bring unacceptable changes in the long run. This means that “once started down a slippery path you may not be able to stop”.