Social Psychology (10th Edition)
Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134641287
Author: Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
Publisher: Pearson College Div
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QUESTION 20
Kant wants to develop moral philosophy so as to avoid
O a. discussing the objectivity of moral principles, as this is really relativism in disguise.
O b. discussion of virtues and duties, as outcomes are all that matter.
O C. relativism.
Od. solipsism.
QUESTION 21
Explanatory ethical pluralism can help us to
O a. identify and effectively argue for Kantian ethics as the only correct moral theory.
Ob.
reject all moral theories.
O C. identify and effectively argue for utilitarianism as the only correct moral theory.
O d. possibly develop, over time, a single, comprehensive account of moral life.
QUESTION 22
Objectivists typically hold that
O a. cultural and social differences are all just illusions, and they don't matter at all.
O b. while objective moral principles exist, there are no foundational moral principles or values that apply to everybody.
O C. relativism is probably correct, but that the existence of God means that relativism is irrelevant.
O d. due to several different kinds of arguments, relativism has to be concluded to be a seriously mistaken theory.
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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 20 Kant wants to develop moral philosophy so as to avoid O a. discussing the objectivity of moral principles, as this is really relativism in disguise. O b. discussion of virtues and duties, as outcomes are all that matter. O C. relativism. Od. solipsism. QUESTION 21 Explanatory ethical pluralism can help us to O a. identify and effectively argue for Kantian ethics as the only correct moral theory. Ob. reject all moral theories. O C. identify and effectively argue for utilitarianism as the only correct moral theory. O d. possibly develop, over time, a single, comprehensive account of moral life. QUESTION 22 Objectivists typically hold that O a. cultural and social differences are all just illusions, and they don't matter at all. O b. while objective moral principles exist, there are no foundational moral principles or values that apply to everybody. O C. relativism is probably correct, but that the existence of God means that relativism is irrelevant. O d. due to several different kinds of arguments, relativism has to be concluded to be a seriously mistaken theory.
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