Multiple Choice
Deontological theories of moral decision-making focus on:
A) the expected consequences of our actions.
B) our moral duties and obligations.
C) the virtuousness of our actions.
D) bringing benefit to ourselves through our decisions.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q12: In a situation requiring moral judgment --
Q13: Acts of omission involve not doing something
Q14: Life,justice,and happiness are typically considered to be:<br>A)intrinsic
Q15: Happiness,human dignity,equality,and fairness could all be considered
Q16: Moral values always take priority over nonmoral
Q17: "Goods" that are valued as a means
Q18: Briefly distinguish between acts of omission and
Q19: Those things that we hold to be
Q20: To be a proper subject of moral
Q22: Because it is an intrinsic value/good,which of