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Exploring Human Philosophy

Authored by Kenneth Bron

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the difference between ethics and morality?

Morality is a subset of ethics.

Ethics is the study of moral principles; morality is the practice of those principles.

Ethics and morality are the same thing.

Ethics is about laws, while morality is about personal beliefs.

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Can moral principles be universal, or are they culturally relative?

Cultural relativity negates the existence of universal moral principles.

Moral principles can be both universal and culturally relative.

Moral principles are entirely subjective and have no universal application.

Moral principles are only universal and not culturally relative.

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What is utilitarianism and how does it relate to ethical decision-making?

Utilitarianism is an ethical theory focused on maximizing overall happiness, guiding ethical decision-making by evaluating actions based on their consequences.

Utilitarianism is a religious doctrine that mandates specific moral rules.

Utilitarianism suggests that all actions are inherently good regardless of their outcomes.

Utilitarianism is a theory that prioritizes individual rights over collective well-being.

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How do deontological ethics differ from consequentialist ethics?

Deontological ethics prioritize duties and rules; consequentialist ethics prioritize outcomes.

Deontological ethics are more flexible than consequentialist ethics in decision-making.

Deontological ethics focus solely on personal feelings; consequentialist ethics ignore rules.

Deontological ethics are based on the results of actions; consequentialist ethics are based on intentions.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What is the mind-body problem in philosophy of mind?

The mind-body problem examines the relationship between mental and physical states.

The mind-body problem is about the nature of consciousness only.

The mind-body problem denies any connection between mind and body.

The mind-body problem focuses solely on physical states.

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How do dualism and physicalism differ in their views of the mind?

Dualism denies the existence of the mind altogether.

Dualism and physicalism both assert that the mind and body are identical.

Physicalism claims the mind is a supernatural force.

Dualism views the mind as a separate entity from the body, while physicalism views the mind as a product of physical processes.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What is the significance of consciousness in understanding the mind?

Consciousness only relates to physical processes in the brain.

Consciousness is a myth and does not exist.

Consciousness is irrelevant to the mind's functions.

Consciousness is significant in understanding the mind as it provides insight into awareness, perception, and subjective experience.

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