Domain-specific principles
A) are a form of particularism.
B) work on a case by case basis.
C) are an example of ethical subjectivism.
D) apply to moral issues within a given domain but not outside it.

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Domain-specific principles are designed to address moral issues within a particular domain, meaning they are not intended to be applied universally across all situations or domains.

Domain-Specific Principles