Exploring Ethical Theories

Which ethical theory emphasizes duty and moral rules as the foundation of ethics?

• Deontology
• Utilitarianism
• Virtue Theory
• Rights Theory
• Casuist Theory

Utilitarianism is primarily concerned with maximizing what?

• Pleasure
• Duty
• Virtue
• Rights
• Consequences

According to Virtue Theory, what is the ultimate goal of ethics?

• Maximizing happiness
• Developing character
• Protecting rights
• Following rules
• Balancing duties

Which ethical theory emphasizes individual rights and freedoms as fundamental?

• Deontology
• Utilitarianism
• Virtue Theory
• Rights Theory
• Casuist Theory

Casuist Theory in ethics involves making moral decisions based on what?

• Universal principles
• Individual feelings
• Case-by-case analysis
• Ethical rules
• Social norms

In Deontology, what is considered intrinsically valuable, regardless of the consequences?

• Happiness
• Virtue
• Duty
• Pleasure
• Consequences

Which ethical theory is often associated with the principle of "the greatest good for the greatest number"?

• Deontology
• Utilitarianism
• Virtue Theory
• Rights Theory
• Casuist Theory

Virtue Theory places a strong emphasis on developing and cultivating what?

• Pleasure
• Moral character
• Legal rights
• Utilitarian outcomes
• Ethical rules

Which ethical theory would prioritize respecting an individual's autonomy and freedom of choice?

• Deontology
• Utilitarianism
• Virtue Theory
• Rights Theory
• Casuist Theory

Casuist Theory often involves comparing current moral dilemmas to what?

• Universal principles
• Historical cases
• The utilitarian calculus
• Virtue ethics
• Legal regulations