Kant assumed that, at least in general, human beings are:
A) Capable of rational behavior and worthy of respect.
B) Highly emotional and not responsible for acts motivated by emotion.
C) Irrational and in need of strictly enforced and detailed rules of conduct.
D) Incapable of resolving moral dilemmas.
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