Hendershott uses the concept of "Psychological man" to refer to
A) the globalization of society and the pursuit of self-interest.
B) those who reject moral notions of good and evil.
C) persons who study the science of psychology.
D) people who suffer from various forms of mental disorders.

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Hendershott's concept of "Psychological man" refers to individuals who view morality in subjective terms, often rejecting traditional moral notions of good and evil, focusing instead on personal fulfillment and self-interest.

Hendershott Uses the Concept of "Psychological Man" to Refer to