Moral realism is to __________ as morality of cooperation is to __________.
A) rules as social conventions; blind adherence to rules
B) blind adherence to rules; rules as social conventions
C) avoidance of punishment; approval from others
D) approval from others; avoidance of punishment
E) approval from others; approval of others

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Moral realism is associated with seeing rules as fixed and externally imposed, often leading to blind adherence. In contrast, the morality of cooperation views rules as social conventions that can be negotiated and understood in the context of mutual benefit and fairness.

Moral Realism Is to __________ as Morality of Cooperation Is