Kant's Ethics

Kant's Ethics

by Kerabu Journey

Multiple Choice

 

FIVE distinctions in Kant’s Ethics are ___.

• The Categorical Imperative, Hedonism, Consequentalism,The Universal Acceptability & Humanity.

• Good will, Hedonism, Maxim, The Universal Acceptability & Humanity.

• Good will, The Categorical Imperative, Maxim, The Universal Acceptability & Humanity.

• The Categorical Imperative, Hedonism, Consequentalism,The Universal Acceptability & Good Will.

Multiple Choice

 

It is a command that applies consistently, to everyone.

Do this and Don’t do that.

• Good will

• Categorical Imperatives

• Universal Acceptability

• Humanity

Multiple Choice

The key principle underlying Kant's Principles of Categorical Imperatives is:

• Universal acceptability

• Humanity as an end, never as a means

• Focus on duty

• All of the answer

Multiple Choice

If an act is right for one person, then we are committed to say that it is right for all in similar circumstances.

Which of the following represent the situation?

• Good will

• The categorical Imperative

• Maxim

• The Universal Acceptability

Multiple Choice

Each person should be treated by every person as an end, with respect and dignity.

According to the statements, which of the following indicate the suitable elements according to the in Kant's ethics?

• Good will

• Humanity

• Duties of gratitude

• Duties of thankful