Which type of ethics would an anthropologist or other social scientists be most likely to develop

descriptive

Explanation:

Descriptive ethics or also popularly known as comparative thinks examines the moral decision-making process of people intending to describe this process. It aims to expose the beliefs of people about things like morals, which acts are right and wrong. It is the study of the moral belief and practices and how these are affected by the social, economic and geographical factors.