Moral vs NonMoral

What do moral standards refer to?

• Rules of etiquette

• Standards unrelated to moral considerations

• Fashion standards

• Norms about right and wrong behavior

Which of the following is a characteristic that differentiates moral standards from non-moral standards?

• Established by authority figures

• Based on personal interests

• Have the trait of universalizability

• Associated with special emotions

What does the golden rule 'Do unto others what you would them do unto you' represent?

• Special emotions and vocabulary

• Non-moral standards

• Universalizability

• Impartial considerations

What is the practical or action-guiding nature of moral standards known as?

• Hegemonic authority

• Universalizability

• Prescriptivity

• Impartiality

According to the text, what is the validity of moral standards based on?

• Religious rules

• Authority figures

• Soundness of reasoning

• Personal interests

Which of the following is NOT an example of non-moral standards?

• Fashion standards

• Moral values

• Legal statutes

• Rules in games

What is the overriding character of moral standards known as?

• Prescriptivity

• Universalizability

• Impartial considerations

• Hegemonic authority

What is the trait of universalizability in moral standards?

• Everyone should live up to moral standards

• Rules are established by authority figures

• Associated with special emotions

• Based on personal interests

What does impartiality in morality require according to the text?

• Giving equal consideration to all concerned parties

• Ignoring moral values

• Favoring personal interests

• Being biased or prejudiced

Which of the following is NOT associated with moral standards?

• Producing feelings of satisfaction or guilt

• Assigning praise and blame

• Rules of etiquette

• Injunctions or imperatives