Explain psychological egoism as a descriptive theory

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Assignment:

Explain psychological egoism as a descriptive theory, being sure to explain why it is not a normative theory. Develop an argument either supporting or rejecting psychological egoism. Be sure to clearly label the evidence that supports argument as well as the inference. In addition, consider and rebut an objection to argument from the opposing point of view.

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