Business Ethics - PHIL 1273 Exam 1

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According to what we know from moral psychology, is it true that the ways situations are structured can lead ordinary people to do things that are morally wrong?

true

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Is it true that according to the moral psychology readings in class that humans sometimes lose sight of their own moral principles?

true

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Is it true that according to the moral psychology readings in class that self-interest is the only thing that ever motivates anyone?

false

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Is it true that according to the moral psychology readings in class that people sometimes fail to attend to things they care about?

true

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Is it true that according to the moral psychology readings in class that humans are never motivated by a desire to help others?

false

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Is it true that all moral theories agree that morality is a matter of judging individual actions?

false

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Is it true that the three major ethical theories presented in this course never arrive at the same conclusions about what is right and wrong?

false

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Is it true that for hedonistic utilitarianism "good" is the presence of pleasure and the absence of pain?

true

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Is it true that according to Sandel, utilitarianism primarily develops the major moral consideration of freedom?

false

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Is it true that according Bentham we must maximize pleasure in order to protect people's rights?

false

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Is it true that according to Sandel, the welfare issues raised in contemporary discussions about morality are largely rooted in deontological ethical theory?

false

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Is it true that according for utilitarianism, what makes an action right or wrong is the character of the person doing the action?

false

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Is it true that according cost-benefit analysis is based on utilitarian reasoning?

true

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Is it true that according to Bentham, we should just maximize pleasure and that moral concepts like rights, liberty, etc. are all either unnecessary or mistaken?

true

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Is it true that all utilitarians think that the ultimate moral good is pleasure(s)?

false

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Is it true that the claim that there is no way to place all values on a single scale is a challenge to utilitarianism because it suggests that consequences are not all that matter in morality?

true

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Is it true that Mill disagrees with Bentham's claim that natural rights are "nonsense upon stilts"?

true

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Is it true that according to utilitarians, freedom is intrinsically valuable—that is, it is valuable in and of itself?

false

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Is it true that according to Kant, when we act morally we act autonomously?

true

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Is it true that according to Kant, treating someone as a thing rather than as a person would involve a failure to respect his or her capacity to exercise free choice?

true

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Is it true that according to Kant, the form of reason involved in morality is our capacity to find the best way to achieve our goals?

false

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Is it true that according heteronomy involves the free choice to act according to a moral principle?

false

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Is it true that according to Kant, it is moral to act out of sympathy for someone's suffering?

false

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Is it true that a good will, according to Kant, is one that wants all people to flourish as human beings?

false

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Is it true that according to the Aristotelian approach to ethics, there is such thing as human nature and it plays an important role in morality?

true

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Is it true that according to the Aristotelian approach to ethics, we need to know about human nature in order to figure out human flourishing?

true

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For Aristotle, is it true that we learn the virtues by practicing them?

true

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Is it true that according to Aristotle, people's moral character is given by nature, so there is no point in trying to train people to be good?

false

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Is it true that virtue theory is focused on the moral evaluation of specific actions?

false

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Is it true that according to Aristotle, human nature is fundamentally corrupt, and humans can achieve virtue only through forceful government intervention?

false

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Is it true that according to Aristotle, we can reason about the teloi (plural of telos) of social institutions in order to determine how they should be run?

true

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Is it true that virtue ethics is teleological?

true

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Is it true that virtue ethics is honorific?

true