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  • what is ethics
  • columbus state community college ethics 1130 final
  • according to philosopher louis pojman a viable mo
  • if you are an ethical relativist moral relativist

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Columbus State Community College
Ethics 1130 Final Questions And
Answers With Verified Solutions Already
Passed!!!
According to philosopher Louis Pojman, a viable moral principle must be -
ANSWER✔✔1.Prescriptive- Intended to guide action (says action should or
shouldn't be done)
2.Universal- Principle applies to everyone
3.Overriding- Principle overrides or supersedes other considerations or principles
4.Public- Moral principles must be known to all
5.Practical- Principle must be feasible


If you are an Ethical Relativist (Moral Relativist) - ANSWER✔✔you maintain that
there are no moral truths and that what is good or right varies from person to
person or culture to culture.


Socrates argues that - ANSWER✔✔a moral person is led by reason


A false dichotomy - ANSWER✔✔


What is Ethics? - ANSWER✔✔Ethics is a branch of philosophy.


What is philosophy? - ANSWER✔✔Philosophy is the love of wisdom.


Consider the following argument:
If P then Q

, P
Therefore, Q - ANSWER✔✔This is a valid argument form called modus ponens.


Consider the following argument:
Either you took the test on Friday or Saturday.
You did not take the test on Friday.
Therefore, you took the test on Saturday. - ANSWER✔✔This is an example of
modus ponens; a valid
argument form.


If p then q
If q then r
Therefore, if p, then r - ANSWER✔✔This is a valid argument form called a
hypothetical syllogism


Virtue Ethics - ANSWER✔✔emphasizes the development of moral
character


Is Psychological Egoism a field of philosophy? - ANSWER✔✔No. It is a good
example of a descriptive theory.


According to the Doctrine of Double Effect, which of the following are the four
conditions that must be met for an act to be morally permissible? -
ANSWER✔✔the action is morally good or neutral, the bad effect is not used to
produce the good effect, the intention is to bring about good, and the good effect is
as important as the bad effect

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