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Phil 300 Chapter 7 Ethics Exam Questions with All Correct Answers 100% Pass Which one of the two, made the distinction between a sober and unsober thinker? - Answer-Epicurus What one ought to do according to Ethical Egoistic Hedonism? - Answer-Do what leads to more personal pleasure for onesel...

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Phil 300 Chapter 7 Ethics Exam
Questions with All Correct Answers
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Which one of the two, made the distinction between a sober and unsober thinker? -
Answer-Epicurus

What one ought to do according to Ethical Egoistic Hedonism? - Answer-Do what leads
to more personal pleasure for oneself

What one ought to do according to Utilitarianism? - Answer-Do what leads to more
overall pleasure or happiness for more people.

Name the Utilitarian who came up with the Hedononic Calculus - Answer-Jeremy
Bentham

When using the Hedonic Calculus, one is supposed to count hedons. What is a Hedon?
- Answer-A unit of pleasure.

Which one of the founders of Utilitarianism made a distinction between Higher-Quality
Pleasures and Lower Quality Pleasures, and what does he call this group who
determines which ones are higher-quality and lower-quality pleasures? - Answer-John
Stuart Mill, and the Competent Judges.

Name the Contemporary Philosopher who wrote the book entitled "Having Love Affairs".
- Answer-Richard Taylor

What ought one to according to the Divine Command Theory? - Answer-Do what God
commands.

What's the problem with Ethical Egoistic Hedonism? - Answer-Seems to be able to
justify any cause of action so long as it leads to an increase in one's own pleasure.

What is a Sober Thinking Hedonist? - Answer-Someone who looks to long term
consequences.

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