The idea that universal notions of morality transcend different cultures is implicitly rejected by:

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Cultural relativism is the idea that moral values and practices are context-dependent and can vary across different cultures and societies. This view explicitly challenges the notion of universal morality that transcends cultures. Therefore, the rejection of universal morality is implicit in cultural relativism. The other answer choices either support universal morality (righteous moralist) or deny morality altogether (naive immoralist) without mentioning cultural relativism. The Friedman doctrine focuses on the social responsibility of businesses and does not address the topic of universal morality.

The Idea That Universal Notions of Morality Transcend Different Cultures