If individual ethical relativism is true, the other person's moral view of ethical issues cannot be better than mine in an objective sense, because: a. there is an objectively better position, absolutely, and for all times. to say otherwise is arrogant. b. ethics is subjective, and therefore knowing "good" is like recognizing yellow when you see it. c. no one knows what is true, according to both the moral skeptic and the relativists. d. everyone's view is equally valid, even those of people with distorted, murderous, or psychotic opinions

The correct answer is:

d. everyone's view is equally valid, even those of people with distorted, murderous, or psychotic opinions

Explanation:

In this case, the correct answer would be to consider everyone's point of view as valid, since the individual ethical relativism may vary according to different factors of appreciation or opinion about a topic.

The individual ethical relativism will depend on the point of view of the person who is analyzing a certain situation or fact. In order to determine whether a concept is good or bad, it is primordial for the individual to take into account the socio-cultural background to which he has been exposed in the past, as well as some other important factors that will also have an impact on his appreciations of the world such as the religious conceptions, the morality, the imposed values among some others.