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Rapid true/false quiz

by MARC ANFERNEE VILLANUEVA
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FOR KANTIAN ETHICS: Moral actions are based on duty, not on personal desires.

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FOR KANTIAN ETHICS: An action is moral if it leads to good consequences.

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FOR KANTIAN ETHICS: Moral rules should apply to everyone universally.

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ON NATURAL LAW: Natural law is based on human reason and nature.

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ON NATURAL LAW: What is morally right depends only on personal opinion.

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Natural law teaches that humans should do good and avoid evil.

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True or False: Aristotle’s Ethical Goal is to participate in the Form of the Good.

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True or False: In Utilitarianism, the primary goal of morality is based on the "intent" or motive of the person acting, rather than the actual consequences or outcomes produced

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True or False: Kant believed that an action is only truly moral when a person does it because it is their Duty, rather than doing it for a reward or because of how they feel.

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True or False: THE GOAL OF VIRTUE ETHICS OF ARISTOTLE IS TO ACHIEVE EUDAIMONIA

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ON NATURAL LAW: Moral truth can be known through reason alone, not just divine revelation.

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Suffering is considered a natural part of life in Buddhism.

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Desire is encouraged as the path to happiness.

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Confucius believed moral development comes from education and self-discipline.

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Virtue ethics focuses on developing good character rather than just following rules.

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