What is right in one context and may not be right in another is an example of (A) moral relativism (B) utilitarianism (C) moral absolutism (D) none of the above Identifying the true consequences or outcomes based on the evidence, is adopting a perspective. (A) moral relativism (B) utilitarianism (C) moral absolutism (D) none of the above What is right in one context and may not be right in another is an example of (A) moral relativism (B) utilitarianism (C) moral absolutism (D) none of the above Identifying the true consequences or outcomes based on the evidence, is adopting a perspective. (A) moral relativism (B) utilitarianism (C) moral absolutism (D) none of the above