QUESTION 20 The difference between a basic right and a non-basic right means that A non-basic rights are not as important as basic rights. non basic rights do not require any rational insight to determine whether they are true. non-basic rights are derived from basic rights. QUESTION 21 According to the text, privacy is valuable (partly) because A privacy is one of the seven prima facie duties discussed by Ross. privacy is causally connected to the formation and the maintenance of an autonomous self-concept. privacy logically implies that each individual has absolute control over who can observe them. QUESTION 22 According to Lippke, privacy primarily concerns A some sort of control over information about ourselves and some control who can experience us. the privacy required by professional firms as opposed to nonprofessional firms. o absolute control over the information about ourselves and absolute control who can experience us. QUESTION 23 A morally healthy firm will take seriously the nonbasic right of privacy of its employees A as long as the employees have earned post-baccalaureate degrees as long as the employees do not post negative reviews about the firm on Facebook. to the extent that it is necessary to determine employee performance and job descriptions QUESTION 20 The difference between a basic right and a non-basic right means that A non-basic rights are not as important as basic rights. non basic rights do not require any rational insight to determine whether they are true. non-basic rights are derived from basic rights. QUESTION 21 According to the text, privacy is valuable (partly) because A privacy is one of the seven prima facie duties discussed by Ross. privacy is causally connected to the formation and the maintenance of an autonomous self-concept. privacy logically implies that each individual has absolute control over who can observe them. QUESTION 22 According to Lippke, privacy primarily concerns A some sort of control over information about ourselves and some control who can experience us. the privacy required by professional firms as opposed to nonprofessional firms. o absolute control over the information about ourselves and absolute control who can experience us. QUESTION 23 A morally healthy firm will take seriously the nonbasic right of privacy of its employees A as long as the employees have earned post-baccalaureate degrees as long as the employees do not post negative reviews about the firm on Facebook. to the extent that it is necessary to determine employee performance and job descriptions