If Kate just finished considering the consequences of possible courses of actions that she could take, given a moral dilemma, then what should Kate do next following Rae’s moral reasoning model? A. Compare the consequences with the principles identified in the moral dilemma case B. Verify the facts that she collected in order to see how such could affect her decision C. Construct her moral arguments given everything that she knows about the case D. Revisit the ethical principles and see how these could be modified for one’s benefit A.) Material culture refers to all the physical, corporeal, solid, spatial, sensible, temporal, actual, and observable (visible and audible) and tangible objects found in a cultural domain or define a society like values and beliefs. B.) A person’s moral behaviour is shaped only by organizational culture and structural culture.  2 points A. Both statements are TRUE B. Both statements are FALSE C. 1st statement TRUE, 2nd statement FALSE D. 1st statement FALSE, 2nd statement TRUE What is that power that human persons already possess that enables us to determine our thoughts and actions according to and guided by our rational capacity? A. Freedom of the Will B. Logical and Critical Thinking C. Speculative Reason D. Practical Reason Arthur asserts that since he impregnated his girlfriend, then he must uphold his responsibility as the child’s biological father and support both his partner and their child. What step in Rae’s 7-step moral reasoning model is Arthur MOST LIKELY IN, considering his assertion? A. Step 3 B. Step 5 C. Step 1 D. Step 7 A.) Under Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development, Level 1 involves universal ethical principles. B.) Under Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development, Level 3 is the post conventional level of moral development based upon social contract and personal conscience.  A. Both statements are TRUE B. Both statements are FALSE C. 1st statement TRUE, 2nd statement FALSE D. 1st statement FALSE, 2nd statement TRUE Aries is currently determining the relevant details and events present in the moral dilemma. What step in Rae’s moral reasoning model is he in? A. Step 3 B. Step 1 C. Step 6 D. Step 4 A.) Ethicists dig deeper on the reason why an action is such without necessarily quantifying and measuring human behaviours by inquiring what ought to be done. B.) Ethics unlike psychology is not merely attributed to observations and scientific interpretations of behaviours. A. Both statements are TRUE B. Both statements are FALSE C. 1st statement TRUE, 2nd statement FALSE D. 1st statement FALSE, 2nd statement TRUE Ethics is known as the study of morality that is grounded on the use of reason and experience. B. Ethics seeks the meaning of human existence through spiritual nourishment with doctrinal codes, creeds and ceremonies.  A. Both statements are TRUE B. Both statements are FALSE C. 1st statement TRUE, 2nd statement FALSE D. 1st statement FALSE, 2nd statement TRUE Impartiality is often equated with open-mindedness. B. One who is impartial is not biased, free from prejudices, and allows subjectivity to rule at all times A. Both statements are TRUE B. Both statements are FALSE C. 1st statement TRUE, 2nd statement FALSE D. 1st statement FALSE, 2nd statement TRUE Voluntariness always involves a choice or an option of whether to do or not to do a certain action. B. Voluntariness is an act of consenting whether it is done whole-heartedly or non-heartedly.  A. Both statements are TRUE B. Both statements are FALSE C. 1st statement TRUE, 2nd statement FALSE D. 1st statement FALSE, 2nd statement TRUE Impartiality is only applicable and necessary in any judicial system. B.Impartiality tells us never to manipulate rules, power, and favor to achieve unjust advantage for ourselves and those whom we favor.  A. Both statements are TRUE B. Both statements are FALSE C. 1st statement TRUE, 2nd statement FALSE D. 1st statement FALSE, 2nd statement TRUE