Duties of Inclination

What are duties of inclination based on?

• Universal laws

• Personal desires

• Moral principles

• Emotions

According to Kant, which type of duties are superior?

• Actions driven by happiness

• Duties of inclination

• Moral duties

• Personal inclinations

What is the principle of universalizability in Kantian ethics?

• An action is morally permissible if it contradicts the moral law

• An action is morally permissible if it leads to happiness

• An action is morally permissible if it can be consistently applied as a universal law

• An action is morally permissible if it is based on personal inclinations

Which duty takes precedence in ethical decision-making according to Kant?

• Individual inclinations

• Duty of inclination

• Personal happiness

• Duty of obligation

What is the basis of duties of obligation in Kantian ethics?

• Personal inclinations

• Universal moral principles

• Emotions

• Desires

What is the categorical imperative according to Kant?

• Logical contradictions

• Universal moral principles

• Personal desires

• Emotions

Which type of actions are driven by individual wants and preferences?

• Universal laws

• Actions based on reason

• Duties of inclination

• Moral duties

What is the key concept in Kantian ethics related to moral permissibility?

• Universalizability

• Logical contradictions

• Categorical imperative

• Personal inclinations

What is the duty of inclination subservient to according to Kant?

• Duty of obligation

• Individual inclinations

• Moral duties

• Personal happiness

Which type of actions are required based on moral principles and universal laws?

• Actions driven by personal happiness

• Duties of inclination

• Moral duties

• Actions based on desires