Relativism rejects the notion of "absolutes" or moral imperatives. Hence, acceptability could be based on the cultural context. For instance, a bribe may be unacceptable in the U.S., but may be acceptable in, say, Nigeria.

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Relativism suggests that moral principles are not universal and can vary based on cultural or societal norms, meaning what is considered acceptable in one culture may not be in another.

Relativism Rejects the Notion of "Absolutes" or Moral Imperatives