Situational ethics, unlike ethical relativism, judges a person's ethics, but first looks at the decision or act from the perspective of the actor.

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Situational ethics focuses on the context of a decision or act and evaluates ethics based on the specific situation, considering the perspective of the actor, unlike ethical relativism which posits that moral standards vary from one culture or society to another and does not necessarily focus on individual situations or the actor's perspective.

Situational Ethics, Unlike Ethical Relativism, Judges a Person's Ethics, but First