Exploring Moral Decision Making

What is the term used to describe our inbuilt sense of what is right and wrong?

• Logic

• Conscience

• Free Will

• Utilitarianism

Which type of morality involves having the same moral outlook regardless of the situation?

• Relative morality

• Absolute morality

• Situational ethics

• Utilitarianism

What principle is described by the phrase "The greatest good for the greatest number"?

• Free Will

• Conscience

• Utilitarianism

• Absolute morality

What do some theists believe about our ability to make decisions?

• We are controlled by God and have no free will

• We have complete control over our decisions

• Our decisions are based solely on logic

• Our decisions are determined by our conscience

Which story is often used by theists to illustrate the concept of Free Will?

• The story of Noah's Ark

• The story of Adam and Eve

• The story of Moses

• The story of David and Goliath

What is the opposite of absolute morality?

• Relative morality

• Utilitarianism

• Conscience

• Free Will

Which of the following is NOT a factor in moral decision making according to the prompt?

• Conscience

• Logic and fact

• Weather conditions

• Utilitarian principle

What do some theists believe about our actions if they think we do not have freedom to control them?

• Our actions are determined for us

• Our actions are based on our conscience

• Our actions are always logical

• Our actions are guided by the greatest good