Max Weber argued ______ is guided by ethics or beliefs as opposed to a causal thinking.

A) value rationality
B) affective action
C) means-ends rationality
D) traditional action

Causal Thinking

involves understanding the cause-effect relationship between two events or situations, believing one event is the result of the occurrence of the other event.

Value Rationality

A concept in sociology and economics that refers to behavior motivated by a consistent set of ethical or ideological beliefs, as opposed to actions motivated by ends-means calculations.

Ethics

The branch of philosophy that deals with questions about morality and the principles guiding right and wrong conduct.