As a normative judgement, what does the statement $$she is a person$$ mean and what are the implications of such a statement?

a$.$

That the human person is considered to possess an innate capacity for virtue, for performing morally right actions and therefore should be treated as a morally responsible agent.

b$.$

That human nature is considered in communitarian culture to be essentially good, not depraved or warped by some original sin$.$

c$.$

That the human person is basically good, can and should do good, and should in turn have good done to him$/$her$.$

d$.$

All options are correct.