Of the following four claims, exactly three summarize key claims of care ethics. Which of the following does NOT summarize one of Collins's "four key claims of care ethics?"
A) People have strong moral reasons to promote and preserve valuable relationships, which can generate especially weighty moral duties.
B) People should act out of a motivation to satisfy the interests and (especially) the needs of people with whom they have or could have important relationships.
C) People should adopt caring attitudes toward people with whom they have personal relationships, even if those people do not themselves having caring attitudes.
D) When deliberating about what to do, people should rely heavily on sympathy and careful attention to the details of the situation.

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Claim C does not accurately summarize one of Collins's four key claims of care ethics. Care ethics emphasizes the importance of reciprocal and caring relationships, but it does not advocate for caring attitudes towards individuals who do not reciprocate those attitudes, as this could undermine the emphasis on mutual and responsive care within valuable relationships.

Of the Following Four Claims, Exactly Three Summarize Key Claims