PTR - ETHICS (PART 1)

William Ian Miller's framework identifies THREE crucial elements of moral courage.

• True (THREE)

• False (FOUR)

Moral courage is primarily relevant in POLITICAL fields.

• True (POLITICAL)

• False (ALL)

AGENCY, in Miller's framework, refers to the careful consideration of ethical principles before acting.

• True (AGENCY)

• False (DELIBERATION)

Eudaimonia is a STATIC state of well-being.

• True (STATIC)

• False (ONGOING)

RESOLVE, in Miller's framework, is the ability to persist through challenges when acting on ethical principles.

• True (RESOLVE)

• False (ENDURANCE)

Practical wisdom is an INNATE ability.

• True (INNATE)

• False (DEVELOPED)

Experience HINDERS the development of phronesis.

• True (HINDERS)

• False (ESSENTIAL)

Moral Courage requires both ethical understanding and the will to act.

• True (BOTH)

• False (NONE)

Aristotle believed that INTELLECTUAL virtue alone leads to eudaimonia.

• True ( INTELLECTUAL)

• False (CHARACTER)

MORAL COURAGE requires principles, the will to face danger, and endurance.

• True (MORAL COURAGE)

• False (COWARDICE)