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Human Acts Quiz

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Morality of actions quiz

by Kyle
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Which of the following are Acts of Man?

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Which statement best defines Human Acts?

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What are the Three Bases of Moral Accountability for Human Acts?

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Voluntariness states that an act is voluntarily intended when it is done with the aim, purpose, or goal of attaining a result. An act is negligent when it is done voluntarily but without care or precaution in avoiding a foreseeable event. True or False?

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Which are the determinants of the Morality of a Human Act?

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Which is an example of an End/Purpose determinant as shown in the slides?

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What is the formula for Morality of Human Act?

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Which statement reflects the maxim 'The end does not justify the means' as presented?

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