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1.Ethical subjectivism. The idea of morality is subject to only the desires and once of oneself with no regard for how it may affect others. Cultural relativism Relies on modern culture, public opinion and customs, to base morality on. Does not believe in universal morals. Utilitarianism Morals are based on the actions that bring the greatest happiness. Also known as the principle of utility and the greatest happiness principle.