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WorksheetsThe ACT: Feelings and Moral Decision Making Quiz
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 2mins
What do feelings refer to?
Reactions to events with special meaning
Memories and emotions
Perceptions of sensation felt in the body
Thoughts and beliefs
How are decisions affected by sadness?
You might settle for things not in your favor
You become more generous
You make quick decisions
You become impatient
What can anger lead to in decision-making?
Generosity
Impatience and rash decisions
Careful consideration
Optimism about the future
How can fear affect decision-making?
Clouded by uncertainty and caution
Impatience and rash decisions
Generosity
Quick decisions without consideration
What does Ethical Subjectivism suggest?
Moral truths are objective facts
Moral truths are based on societal norms
Moral truths are universal
Moral truths are based on individual feelings
According to Emotivism, what are moral judgments?
Logical deductions
Universal truths
Factual claims
Expressions of our emotions
What is the role of feelings in Feeling-Based Theory?
Are irrelevant in moral discussions
Are secondary to logic
Have no impact on decisions
Emphasize in moral judgments and ethical decision-making
How are emotions created according to the text?
Following societal norms
Reacting impulsively
Ignoring external stimuli
Interpreting what's going on around us through memories, thoughts, and beliefs
How do emotions affect decision-making speed?
Speed up decision-making
Slow down decision-making
Have no impact on decision-making speed
Can affect the speed at which decisions are made
What is the impact of excitement on decision-making?
No impact on decision-making
Indecisiveness
Careful consideration of all factors
Quick decisions without considering implications
How do emotions affect the nature of decisions?
Always lead to positive outcomes
Have no impact on decisions
Can affect the nature of the decision
Always lead to negative outcomes
