A) Substantive B) Heteronomy C) Formal D) Autonomy
A) Formal B) Virtue ethics C) Substantive D) Legalism
A) Self-control B) Pleasure C) Being necessary D) Reward
A) Feelings B) Sentience C) Rational will D) Natural impulse
A) Under and to throw B) Beside and to lift C) Over and to hold D) Against and to push
A) Universal and absolute B) Personal gain C) Conditional and success D) Based on outcomes
A) Power and self B) Rational and duty C) Other and law D) Self and law
A) Self-law B) Freedom C) Authority D) Other law
A) Maxim B) Autonomous C) Choice D) Heteronomous
A) Hypothetical B) Substantive C) Categorical D) Formal
A) "The greatest good for the greatest number" B) "Do your duty" C) "love yourself" D) "Follow your heart"
A) It depends on the situation B) True C) Maybe D) False
A) Tell the truth, even if it hurts someone B) To avoid hurting someone, tell a lie C) Sacrifice one for the many
A) Duty B) Rational will C) Agency D) Moral conviction
A) Action B) Agency C) Emotion D) Maxim
A) It cannot choose right or wrong B) It can follow reason C) It always follows feelings
A) When it takes time to decide B) When it follows a habit C) When it caused by a feeling
A) Formal B) Substantive C) Maxim D) Will
A) To reflect deeply on one's own actions B) To be thrown or brought under something C) To act with rational freedom
A) They fail the test of universalizability B) They are socially unacceptable C) They cause discomfort to others |