Universal ethics argues that:
A)societies can place different emphasis on different virtues.
B)universal principles may not apply to everyone, everywhere, all the time.
C)there are certain principles that should apply to all ethical judgments.
D)everyone is committed to doing the right thing.

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Universal ethics asserts that certain ethical principles apply to all ethical judgments regardless of societal norms or cultural differences. While different societies may place varying importance on different virtues, universal ethics maintains that there are some universal principles that transcend cultural differences. The statement "everyone is committed to doing the right thing" is not necessarily true and is not a central tenet of universal ethics. Option B is partially correct, but it does not reflect the overall stance of universal ethics which maintains that some principles can and should apply universally.

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