Deontological Ethics Quiz BATCH 2

In Deontology, consequences such as pain or pleasure are irrelevant.

• False

• True

The term deontology comes from the Latin word “ deon, means “ duty or obligation”.

• False

• True

The categorical Imperative is a concept of unconditional universal application.

• True

• False

According to Kant, whether an act is morally right depends on the consequences of the act.

• True

• False

Moral conduct is defined as doing one's duties and doing the right thing, and the goal is performing the right action.

• False

• True

Immanuel Kant was born in Konigsberg, Germany

• False

• True

Deontology is a central concept of Kantian deontological morals used to evaluate motivations for action and subscribes to the principle of universality.

• False

• True

Kant would have us believe, telling the truth is always “Right” in itself even if, again, doing so might produce some unfavorable results.

• False

• True

Moral Laws are acts made out of respect for the Goodwill

• False

• True

Moral Law is the sense of obligation

• True

• False