WHY DO GOOD PRE-QUIZ 1 attempt 2
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Score for this attempt: 65 out of 100
Submitted Jul 16 at 12:47am
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In Garret Hardin’s lifeboat ethics, the tragedy of the commons occurs because
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Which of the following is not feasible in preventing a tragedy of the commons from occurring?
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If I want to get a good job, I need to study hard. In doing so, I am following a
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Which of the following is not a necessary feature of effective altruism?
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Which of the following is not a criticism of Kant’s deontological ethics?
(i) Kant’s ethics lack specific content about what people should do.
(ii) Kant’s ethics does not help resolve conflicts between duties.
(iii) Kant’s ethics finds moral worth in acts that are done from duty only.
(iv) Kant’s ethics finds no moral worth in acts arising from emotions such as compassion and sympathy.
(i) Kant’s ethics lack specific content about what people should do.
(ii) Kant’s ethics does not help resolve conflicts between duties.
(iii) Kant’s ethics finds moral worth in acts that are done from duty only.
(iv) Kant’s ethics finds no moral worth in acts arising from emotions such as compassion and sympathy.
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A service-learning group member decides to withdraw from the project after 3-months. If you are a deontological ethicist, you would judge his action as right or wrong based on
Question 16
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Which of the following statements are correct for utilitarianism?
(i) Pain and pleasure must be measurable.
(ii) Humans seek to maximize pleasure and minimize pain.
(iii) Pain and pleasure are subjective.
(iv) Individuals should maximize their own happiness or pleasure.
(i) Pain and pleasure must be measurable.
(ii) Humans seek to maximize pleasure and minimize pain.
(iii) Pain and pleasure are subjective.
(iv) Individuals should maximize their own happiness or pleasure.
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Peter Singer believed that we should not view our moral obligations as acts of duty distinct from acts of charity because
(i) it creates a moral difference between needy people that are near us and those who are further away.
(ii) it creates a moral difference in our moral obligations to needy people.
(iii) it creates a moral difference between those who perform their moral obligations from the basis of duty and the basis of charity.
(iv) it creates a moral difference in how we view needs.
(i) it creates a moral difference between needy people that are near us and those who are further away.
(ii) it creates a moral difference in our moral obligations to needy people.
(iii) it creates a moral difference between those who perform their moral obligations from the basis of duty and the basis of charity.
(iv) it creates a moral difference in how we view needs.
Quiz Score: 65 out of 100
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