WorksheetsEthics of Care Mock Exam
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Ethics of Care focuses primarily on:
Justice and universal rules
Relationships, care, and interdependence
Economic fairness
Logical reasoning alone
Natural caring is:
Caring chosen out of obligation
Caring based on instinct or natural feeling
Caring only for strangers
Caring created by laws
Ethical caring is:
The ideal caring relationship chosen because it's morally right
Caring only for family
Caring only when emotional
Caring created by biology
“Apprehending the other's reality” means:
Imagining what their life could be like in the future
Understanding what is good for them from their point of view
Ignoring their needs
Judging them based on standards
Engrossment refers to:
Being fully emotionally present in acts of caring
Being uninterested in others
Focusing only on your own needs
Logical reasoning without emotion
Motivational displacement means:
Being motivated by personal benefit
Being motivated by someone else's well-being for its own sake
Ignoring others’ interests
Caring only when required
Ethics of Care rejects which approach?
Impartial justice and universal rules
Special obligations to loved ones
Understanding relationships
Compassion
An objection to Ethics of Care is 'essentialism,' which means:
Care is essential for everyone equally
Care is overly tied to the idea that women are naturally caregivers
Care is not important
Only men should care
The 'favoritism' objection claims:
Ethics of Care unfairly prioritizes close relationships
Ethics of Care hates families
Everyone must be treated equally
Care eliminates preference
The 'ambiguous' objection claims:
Ethics of Care gives very clear rules
Ethics of Care lacks clear guidance in difficult cases
Ethics of Care is too strict
Ethics of Care is only about emotion
