Baker

For Hursthouse, an act is right if and only if it is what a minimally decent person would do in the circumstances.

• True

• False

For Hursthouse, an act is right if and only if …

• it promotes the best consequences

• it is in accord with the correct rules or principles.

• it avoids future regret or shame.

• it is what a virtuous person would characteristically do.

For Hursthouse, strong codifiability in ethics means that every action can be recommended by a complete set of rules in the form of decision procedures.

• True

• False

For Baker, procrastination is simply a matter of whether you put off tasks that need to be completed.

• True

• False

For Baker, Aristotelianism implies that the procrastinator has a moral vice.

• True

• False