The ____ principle is used to justify self-serving decisions in which you do whatever you are powerful enough to impose on others without respect to socially acceptable behaviors.

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The might-equals-right principle is based on the idea that whoever is most powerful can make their own rules and impose them on others, regardless of societal norms or ethics. This justification is often used by individuals or groups who prioritize their own self-interest over the well-being of others. The other options do not specifically relate to this principle.

The ____ Principle Is Used to Justify Self-Serving Decisions in Which