If George believes in a "state of nature",where people must fend for themselves rather than give up the freedom to do as they please,and in return receive a guarantee that other individuals will curb their behavior,he would most likely be rejecting the ________ ethical theory.

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The belief in a "state of nature" and the need for individuals to fend for themselves rather than give up freedom is a rejection of the social contract ethical theory. The social contract theory holds that individuals give up some of their freedom in exchange for protection and security provided by the state. George's beliefs go against this idea and advocate for complete individual freedom without any social contract or agreement with others.

If George Believes in a "State of Nature",where People Must