Which moral perspective defines ethical behavior subjectively from the unique experiences of individuals and groups?

A) Virtue ethics
B) Egoism
C) The relativist perspective
D) Absolutism
E) Justice

The relativist perspective defines ethical behavior subjectively based on individual or cultural experiences and values. It rejects the notion of universal, objective ethical principles and instead emphasizes the importance of context and personal interpretation in determining what is right or wrong. Virtue ethics, egoism, absolutism, and justice all offer more objective frameworks for determining ethical behavior based on principles such as virtues, self-interest, moral absolutes, or fairness, respectively.