According to Whateley, a person is morally obligated to follow duties because: It will lead to happiness for themselves It minimizes harm to others It is dictated by natural law and reason It is what society expects of them

Why was Afghanistan's 2014 presidential election significant? A) A large number of women cast ballots. B) Neither candidate disputed the results. C) It led U.S. troops to officially withdraw. D) The Taliban de -escalated its attacks.

Why was Afghanistan's 2014 presidential election significant? A) A large number of women cast ballots. B) Neither candidate disputed the results. C) It led U.S. troops to officially withdraw. D) The Taliban de -escalated its attacks.

According to the authors of the text, moral facts are Select one: Like facts about the moon, stars, and spoons Truths of reason Expressions of subjective feelings Impossible to ascertain

René Descartes believed that someday machines would become intelligent. True False

Multiple Choice Question The major reason to study ethics is because whether one examines ethical questions explicitly or not: one answers these questions with one's various actions and decisions at work their importance and meaning keep changing based on various factors they are answered by each and every one every day in the course of living one's life they decide the type of person one is and their influence on others

Single-member districts produce winners on the basis of __ A bipartisanship B plurality C minority rule D unanimity

The Texas legislature is __ that is, it is divided into two separate chambers, the Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate bicameral unified divided offurcated

Anselm's philosophical arguments showed he was an empiricist. 1) True 2) False

__ are analysts and advisers to the president , each of whom is often given the title special assistant. a) Cabinet b) White House staff c)executive officers d) National Security Council

1. Explain how ethical frameworks are related to human actions. 1. How do ethical frameworks influence human actions? 2. How do morals and values differ from ethics?