World Civ test (Harvard thing)

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Consequentialist Moral Reasoning

Locates morality in the consequences of an act

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Categorical Moral Reasoning

Locates morality in certain duties and rights

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Which Moral reasoning is most like enlightenment thinking?

Categorical

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Utilitarianism

the right thing to do is the thing that maximizes utility (happiness), “the greatest good for the greatest number”

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Cost-benefit analysis 

used by governments and businesses to determine the right thing to do

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Two cons of utilitarianism

Failing to respect individual/minority rights, Not all values can be measured on a single scale of utility $

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In the trolley problem, which scenario illustrates consequentialist reasoning?

Pulling the lever to divert the trolley from five people onto one — saving five at the cost of one.

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In the trolley problem, which scenario illustrates categorical morality?

The fat man scenario — you must not push a man off the bridge to stop the trolley.