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an act-deontologist claims that ones duty is determined apart from appealing to rules/principles/

• true

• false

it is possible for act-utilitarian and act-deontologist to agree as to the morality of an action(through for different reasons)

• true

• false

According to rule-deontologists, rules are never determined by their consequences.

• true

• false

The determining factor of morality for the deontologist is the consequence of an action.

• true

• false

Kant’s theory of morality is non-naturalistic.

• true

• false

According to Kant, if a maxim cannot be universalized without contradiction then it is obligatory.

• true

• false

Kant was an absolutist.

• true

• false

According to Kant, sometimes it is permissible to lie.

• true

• false

An internal difficulty with Kant’s theory of morality is that there is no objective way to evaluate and rank happiness or pleasure.

• true

• false

According to Kant, although the moral principles are self-evident upon reflection, they are not absolute.

• true

• false