Exam 9: Consequentialism Rule Utilitarianism
Exam 1: Part I-Introduction: Theory and Practice10 Questions
Exam 1: Part II-Introduction: Ethical Theories and Perspectives10 Questions
Exam 1: Part III-Introduction: Applied Ethics10 Questions
Exam 2: Morals and Values30 Questions
Exam 3: Moral Relativism29 Questions
Exam 4: Autonomy, Moral Agency, and Self-Identity30 Questions
Exam 5: Making Moral Judgments30 Questions
Exam 6: Psychology and Morality30 Questions
Exam 7: Egoism29 Questions
Exam 8: Consequentialism Act Utilitarianism30 Questions
Exam 9: Consequentialism Rule Utilitarianism30 Questions
Exam 10: Deontology30 Questions
Exam 11: Natural Law Theory30 Questions
Exam 12: Social Contracts and Rights30 Questions
Exam 13: Virtue Ethics30 Questions
Exam 14: Feminism and Care Ethics30 Questions
Exam 15: Ethics and Religion30 Questions
Exam 16: Medical Ethics Futility15 Questions
Exam 17: Organizational Ethics Whistleblowing15 Questions
Exam 18: Environmental Ethics Pollution and Resource Use15 Questions
Exam 19: Obligations to Future Generations30 Questions
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_______ can establish practices such as promising.
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Act utilitarians often oppose rule utilitarianism because
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Which ethical theory can encounter a moral dilemma?
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Rule utilitarians can reasonably maintain that their theory promotes _______ overall utility than act utilitarianism can.
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To avoid having to calculate what one should do in every specific situation, rule utilitarianism suggests that we follow
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It seems possible for an unjust rule to be fine-tuned into a rule that rule utilitarianism would find acceptable, even though the new rule would still be unjust.
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Rule utilitarianism largely avoids which act utilitarianism problem?
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Because rule utilitarianism establishes rules to be followed, it is _____ flexible with each distinct situation than act utilitarianism.
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Suppose a fine-tuned involuntary organ donation rule were acceptable to rule utilitarianism but conflicted with rule utilitarian principles of personal rights. Which of the following is true of the way forward?
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Following rule utilitarianism in a situation can sometimes produce less overall utility than act utilitarianism would in that situation.
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Which of the following would be the best result of fine-tuning the principle: "Stealing a loaf of bread is wrong?"
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Which theory would seem best able to answer the question of whether students' high school lockers should periodically be inspected for drugs?
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If keeping a certain rule were to place too much of a burden on people, then it would probably not be approved as a rule utilitarianism rule.
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Fine-tuning rules to avoid the inconsistency objection can ultimately make rule utilitarianism very similar to act utilitarianism.
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Rule utilitarianism does better with several of act utilitarianism's problems because it
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Rule utilitarianism seems less susceptible to moral perfectionism problems than act utilitarianism.
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For rule utilitarianism, the right act in a given situation is
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Rule utilitarianism differs from act utilitarianism in important ways. Most importantly, it
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