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Philosophy Ethics Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Ethics - Answer-The principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions. Application of morality. Natural Law - Answer-God's or nature's law that defines right from wrong and is higher than human law, God given reason. 5 Natural Inclinations - Answer-1) Perpetuation of Species. 2) Orderly - Social Contract. 2) Preservation of Life. 4) Education of Young. 5) Pursuit of Truth. Normative Ethics - Answer-...

Ethics Mid-term examphilosophy - correct answer the love of wisdom ethics - correct answer the study of morality aesthetics - correct answer the study of values in art and beauty amoral - correct answer having indifference towards good and bad, no morals non-moral - correct answer out of the realm of morality reflective - correct answer the idea that people may have traditions but they must evaluate what should be kept or discarded descriptive / prescriptive - correct answer d:...

EMSIC – Michigan Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass The term used to describe the art and science of helping adults learn through facilitation is called? - Answer- Andragogy What document clearly articulates a vision for an education system? - Answer- EMS Education Agenda for the Future Whose mission is to promote EMS education, develop and deliver education resources, and advocate research and life long learning for the professional EMS educator? - Answer- National Association of EM...

HCR 210 - Arizona State UniversityDeontology - Kant - correct answer Evaluates morality by examining the nature of actions and the will of agents rather than the goals achieved "free will" actions > outcomes one should act on the duty of obligation to the moral law regardless of any relationship you may have with the outcome against autonomy violation do unto others as you would have them do unto you act so that you treat humanity, both in your own person and in that of another, alwa...

HCR 210 Arizona State University -HCR 210 - Arizona State University well answeredDeontology - Kant - correct answer Evaluates morality by examining the nature of actions and the will of agents rather than the goals achieved "free will" actions > outcomes one should act on the duty of obligation to the moral law regardless of any relationship you may have with the outcome against autonomy violation do unto others as you would have them do unto you act so that you treat humanity, both...

HCR 210 Final Q&A Arizona State University -Question and answers already passed HCR 210 Final Q&A What is not a principle of Rawl's theory of justice? - justice is fairness - people will differ in their view of what is just - rule of law does not need to be respected - people are in agreement to arbitration - correct answer rule of law does not need to be respected What ethical theory is associated with the morality of actions toward the end goal? - virtue - deontology - tel...

Les 305 Test Questions with Correct Answers Which of the following corporate contributions would be permitted under the inherence school? a. a corporate contribution to a shelter program for the homeless b. a corporate contribution to an organization to help battered women c. a corporate contribution to a charitable worldwide organization to provide medical care d. a corporate contribution to a new transportation system located near the corporate headquarters to attract talented employees an...

PHI 240 Test 1 (Introduction to Ethics) Exam with complete solutions 2023/2024 What are the three divisions of ethics? - ANSWER-Value Theory Normative Ethics Metaethics Value Theory - ANSWER-The area of ethics concerned with identifying what is valuable in its own right, and explaining the nature of well-being. Normative Ethics - ANSWER-The study of the principles, rules, or theories that guide our actions and judgments Meta-ethics - ANSWER-the study of the meaning and logical stru...

Just War Theory Supportive Theories correct answers Aristotle: wouldn't be living/doing well to whip out a machete and kill someone for pulling out a cell phone b/c that would be an excessive reaction Utilitarianism: doesn't maximize happiness to kill people Kant: bad to kill these intrinsically valuable people CER: need JWT IER: people do what they want Contractarianism: under veil of ignorance, we wouldn't agree to killing (Ethical Egoism): no need for a justification of war, BU...

"Pedagogy" definition - the art and science of teaching "Promoting the greatest good for the greatest number" is from which ethical theory? - Utilitarianism "Standard of Instruction" definition - actions of a "reasonable and prudent" individuals who posseses similar training and experience How many levels are in each domain? - Cognitive - 6 Psychomotor -5 Affective -5 In copyright, what is "public domain"? - Anything exempt from copyright because of document's age or informat...