The consideration of other people's points of view before making moral decisions is MOST closely aligned with which of the following approaches?
A) Sophists' rhetorical devices
B) Turnbull's Ik people
C) Hobbes's "brutish" society
D) Rawls's veil of ignorance

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Rawls's veil of ignorance involves individuals considering moral decisions without knowledge of their own individual characteristics or positions in society, allowing for consideration of others' points of view. The other options do not directly relate to considering others' perspectives in moral decision-making.

The Consideration of Other People's Points of View Before Making