A) The categorical imperative B) The golden mean C) The social contract D) The greatest happiness principle
A) Immanuel Kant B) Friedrich Nietzsche C) John Stuart Mill D) Jeremy Bentham
A) Material pleasures B) Physical pleasures C) Sensory pleasures D) Intellectual and moral pleasures
A) Natural and artificial pleasures B) Immediate and delayed pleasures C) Temporary and permanent pleasures D) Higher and lower pleasures
A) The overall well-being and happiness produced B) The level of education achieved C) The physical strength of a person D) The amount of money earned
A) Ensuring absolute freedom for individuals B) Maximizing total wealth in society C) Maximizing pleasure for the greatest number D) Eliminating all forms of pain
A) He agrees and states that life is irrational B) He dismisses all forms of pleasure as unimportant C) He argues for the superiority of higher pleasures D) He supports only physical pleasure
A) Consequentialist B) Virtue ethics C) Deontological D) Relativistic
A) A potential source of unhappiness B) Irrelevant to utility C) Secondary to societal control D) Essential for personal happiness |