Exam 16: A Sense of Justice

Similar associations arise through the school and the neighborhood,and through these institutions,the child learns ______.

According to Rawls,the government should ______.

It can be argued that Rawls's model ensures that at least the ______ are impartial and that this is a desirable feature of moral principles.

Rawls intends to formulate a set of ______ that would help us to make judgments about institutions and actions.

Rawls discusses moral development particularly in the context of ______.

The ______ would seem to apply naturally to inequalities arising from the creation of new jobs.

According to Rawls,the family plays a key early role in the development of individual morality.

As to the distribution of wealth and income under the second principle ______.

Rawls' theory and its underlying principles apply to ______,not the actions of individuals.

Rawls argues that moral people have two traits,a ______.

Which of the following is NOT one of the three stages of moral development according to Rawls?

As a theory to achieve social justice,Rawls' model cannot be applied to individual ______.

Rawls sees the inclusion of ______ as one significant way in which his first principle of justice could be institutionalized in a given society.

If we make judgments in accordance with those principles,we will be acting morally.

According to Rawls,the first institution where people begin to learn morality is the ______.

Rawls's model places considerable emphasis on the ______.

According to at least one critic,Rawls ignores the operation of gender in the family.

Rawls contends that any inequality must benefit everyone but in particular it must benefit the ______.

People who choose the principles do so under a ______?

According to Rawls,government should play no role in creating an ethical society.