Exam 4: Exploring the Concepts of Character, Conduct, and Hedonism

Pleasure/pain is the norm of moral evaluation in __________.

The theory that what we ought to aim at is the greatest possible amount of pleasure of all human beings, or of all sentient creatures.

According to __________ hedonism the greatest happiness of the greatest number or general happiness is the moral standard.

The permanent bent of the mind, constituted by the 'settled habits of will' is:

________hedonism holds that pleasure is the proper object of desire; that we do not always seek pleasure but ought to seek pleasure.

___________ is a formed habit.

Character is built up by a person out of his natural tendencies and dispositions by controlling and regulating them by ___

According to _____ hedonism the pleasure of the individual is the moral standard

Who is the advocate of quantitative utilitarianism

Both Bentham and Mill share the __________ principle of morality.

The ethics of __________ is precisely termed utilitarianism.

---------- is outer expression of character

What constitute conduct

__________ hedonism holds that pleasure is the natural and normal object of desire, that we always seek pleasure and avoid pain

___________ hedonism refers to the pleasure of each individual.

Universalistic hedonism is also called ___________ .

According to hedonists, pleasure is the only thing that is ____________.

According to Hedonism, hedoneor ------ is the ultimate standard of morality

'Character' refers to the complete system constituted by the acts of ____ of a particular kind.

Collective name for voluntary actions