ethical practice quiz

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Philosophy

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May 17, 2024

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Question 1 5 / 5 pts This is a True/False Question. ALL the information in the question is either 100% true or 100% false. Citation Builders AND "Cite" buttons are always correct. In fact, there is no need to verify their information. Even if the "Cite" button or the Citation Builder is from a reputable site. True Correct! False Question 2 6 / 6 pts This ethical perspective is based on the premise that ethical choices should be based on their consequences, and that you should seek to do the greatest food for the greatest number of people. Justice as Fairness Pragmatism Correct! Utilitarianism Kant's Categorical Imperative/Deontology Altruism Question 3 6 / 6 pts

This ethical perspective urges us to do what is morally right no matter the consequences. Altruism Pragmatism Correct! Kant's Categorical Imperative/Deontology Justice as Fairness Utilitarianism Question 4 6 / 6 pts This ethical perspective states that each person has an equal right to the same basic liberties that are compatible with similar liberties for all in a democratic society. Correct! Justice as Fairness Utilitarianism Kant's Categorical Imperative/Deontology Pragmatism Altruism

Question 5 6 / 6 pts This ethical perspective is not ruled based and focuses on the process of moral decision making. Justice as Fairness Altruism Correct! Pragmatism Kant's Categorical Imperative/Deontology Utilitarianism Question 6 6 / 6 pts This ethical perspective states to love your neighbor as the ultimate ethical standard and put others first, no matter the personal cost. Kant's Categorical Imperative/Deontology Correct! Altruism Pragmatism Justice as Fairness

Utilitarianism Question 7 6 / 6 pts This ethical perspective is often employed when creating public policy. Justice as Fairness Correct! Utilitarianism Pragmatism Kant's Categorical Imperative/Deontology Altruism Question 8 6 / 6 pts The veil of ignorance is an important guideline to follow when making moral choices. Whenever possible, one should try to set aside such considerations as wealth, education, gender, and race. This ethical perspective is exemplified in: Kant's Categorical Imperative/Deontology Pragmatism Altruism Utilitarianism

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