Exam 5: Ethical Perspectives

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According to ______, what is right for one is right for all.

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Utilitarian analysis can also be used when choosing between two negative alternatives.

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Describe the applications of utilitarianism.

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______ was the dominant philosophical movement in the United States from the Civil War through World War II.

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______ is a central value of Confucianism.

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According to ______, each person has an equal right to the same basic liberties that are compatible with similar liberties for all.

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Which of the following is not a caution of pragmatism?

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Which of the following is not an application of utilitarianism?

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______ altruistic behaviors include providing training, technical assistance, and mentoring.

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What is it called when an individual practices mental imagination of a decision for the purpose of visualizing how a decision might play out?

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Altruism appears to be a universal value.

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Which philosopher is associated with utilitarianism?

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The majority of us believe that our greatest moral responsibility lies with those who are closest to us.

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______ are compassionate individuals who absorb other's pain, helping them confront and overcome their negative feelings to go forward.

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Team building is an example of ______ type of altruistic behavior.

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One of the cautions of utilitarianism is that there may be unanticipated consequences.

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Deontological ethicists argue that we ought to make choices based on our duties.

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From a ______ perspective, businesses and other organizations function as moral communities in which members have a significant voice in the rules and policies that govern them.

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