Exam 12: Duty and Principle

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As an example of Kant's second categorical imperative,Hinman (1998)describes research done in the 1930s on the long-term effects of ______.

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Because lies can sometimes result in greater good than harm,Kant had no categorical imperative against lying.

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Kant argued that moral law is the expression of the ______.

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Significant literature has developed as followers of Kant have constructed devices to make the formula work as a/an ______.

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According to Kant,we should not allow our choices to be made for us by anyone else because we would be compromised by our ______.

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For Kant,moral action is done from a respect for ______.

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Kantian theory is consistent with the ideas of due process,fair trials and rights for the accused.

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Kant's principles are consistent with the 8th Amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment.

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When a person applies Kantian or any deontological theory the person must always consider the consequences of their behavior.

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Kant proposed that the rule against lying is a ______.

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