According to ideal observer subjectivism, an action is morally right if

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Ideal observer subjectivism believes that moral judgment should be made by an ideal observer who is fully informed and perfectly rational. Therefore, an action is considered morally right if the ideal observer would approve of it, even if the individual making the moral judgment does not personally approve of it. This aligns with choice D stating that the action is morally right if the individual making the judgment would approve of it if they were fully informed and perfectly rational.

According to Ideal Observer Subjectivism, an Action Is Morally Right