without contradiction - so it is morally acceptable. Terms in this set (84) The value principle. Surely speakers intend to make truth claims. Simulated killing would be morally bad if it gave us Quiz complete. Strongly Obliged: Weakly Obliged: Not Obliged: Really Deep Thought 'I think, therefore I am,' is the statement of an intellectual who underrates toothaches. Played 38 times. Match. Who counts? --If you act on a moral rule that would cause problems if everyone followed it then your actions are not more 2. A situation arises where you can either save your own child from death or contact the emergency services in order to save the lives of ten other children. PLEASURE(natural)= GOOD(moral) and PAIN(natural)=BAD(moral). So, the function of an eye is to see. Rule Utilitarianism: Yes, because rules are broken. The principle of utility is a combination of what? Be culturally neutral They may come from scientific experiment, God, culture, laws, intuition etc. It could be good if it taught a moral lesson in drama or was a release for dangerous emotions (e.g. Explain. b. knowledgeably suffer?' So, we have a perfect duty not to steal. Social Contract Theory: Yes, we are obligated to follow the law. Stealing is never the mean: So it is a vice - wrong. 63% average accuracy. Second Formulation of the Categorical Imperative. framework and how it compares to others who have completed the activity. Nel Noddings (39%) 16. Eg; George has a PhD in Chemistry and he is anti chemical weapons. dolphins, many other mammals, and some birds. Enjoying entertainment is part of a good life as long as it is enjoyed in the right way at the right time for the right motive to the right degree - only then is it virtuous (the mean). Plato (30%) 14. is usually the mean. Plato (35%) 15. 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Emotive meaning is connected to use: the purpose is not to state facts, but to influence other people's behaviour. (contradictions in the will), The issue of clashing duties (against Kant). Error theorists claim that all moral judgments | catharsis). to avoid starvation). Your own philosophy might match one of them, or take bits from two or more. Also I don't know any of the morals of any of the characters so I couldn't pick even if I wasn't that. When you have answered all the questions, you will be presented with an analysis You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. The only thing that is good in and of itself is pleasure; the only thing that is bad in and of itself is pain . St. Augustine (35%) 12. (It is possible to tell the truth excessively and this is Quiz was alright until the movie questions. Are you morally responsible for the blindness of the drinker? How do they compare with those around you, and are they predicted by aspects of your psychology? Contradiction in conception: It is not possible for 'Lie about x' to be a universal law because if everyone lied all the time, no one would believe what they were told and it wouldn't be possible to intend to deceive people by telling a falsehood. We should consider the interests of each person fairly in all situations. Multiple-Choice Questions. ***(our rational faculty is finite while His is infinite) mistake about our moral language. Byron Almen, Dorothy Payne, Stefan Kostka, John Lund, Paul S. Vickery, P. Scott Corbett, Todd Pfannestiel, Volker Janssen, Eric Hinderaker, James A. Henretta, Rebecca Edwards, Robert O. Self, The Language of Composition: Reading, Writing, Rhetoric, Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses. 'Act so that you treat humanity, whether in your own person or in that of another, always as an end and never as a means only.' There can be conflicts between virtues (against VE). Act only from moral rules that you can at the same time universalize. You pass someone in the street who is in severe need and you are able to help them at little cost to yourself. A form of COGNITIVISM and MORAL REALISM. Are your moral obligations to people in your own country or community stronger than those to people in other countries and communities (assuming no unusual circumstances - for example, suffering because of famine - in either your own country/community or other countries/communities)? Decide which choice fits best in the blank. It is too far to jump from a fact to a moral judgement. Second form of the categorical imperative: In Act Util ignores the minority. Epicureans (28%) 15. Me (although it depends quite a bit on how I read the questions and answers) 1. The highest score, 100, represents the closest philosophical match to your reponses. Interested in the philosophical status of moral judgements generally by asking questions such as 'Can moral statements be true or false?'. In this activity, to say you are morally obliged to do something means you must do that thing in order to behave morally. This is a quiz that reveals how moral you are as a person. analytically true. Quiz: Are You A Lion, A Tiger, Or A Bear. and animals can suffer, so they count in the its role in our society. If you believe you ought to pay your rent, then you must also believe that anyone in a relatively similar situation to you ought to pay their rent. Utilitarianism ignores integrity and intentions (against util). They aim at truth. because saying nothing is also an option). of their moral judgments are true. There is little evidence that sim.killing makes normal people more violent but there are no studies of its effect on other vices. St. Augustine (42%) 15. Moral Philosophy. Act Utilitarianism: We should tell lies if it makes more people more happy than either telling the truth or saying nothing. This shows which actions are morally permissible. Ockham (32%) 13. Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics. Flashcards. Think you can pass the quiz? Anscombe claims that it is not profitable to do moral philosophy until we have an adequate philosophy of: a. religion. 9 months ago. *If it's valid we should be able to PROVE it's valid. are false but ordinary people think that some Honesty or truth telling is a virtue - telling the truth immobilize them by tying them up or, if really necessary, hurting them in a non-lethal way. Moral Language makes recommendations about how to act. 3) So there is no one moral reality, rather a competing set of different moral views. 31 Cards - 1 Decks - 1 Learner . a. normative b. meta-ethical c. empirical d. descriptive Descriptive claims are relevant to ethics because This cookies is installed by Google Universal Analytics to throttle the request rate to limit the colllection of data on high traffic sites. An action is wrong to the extent that it decreases the total happiness of the affected parties. In each of the following sentences, insert commas where necessary. You can help this person at little cost to yourself. 0. work out what is best. Somewhat Moral killing in drama or computer games may be willed to be a universal law - there's no contradiction so it is morally permissible. That God's hand brings events to pass as he works out the salvation of his children. Prescriptivism (40%) 11. This means treating people with Anything could me morally justifiable if it leads to pleasure for the majority eg torture. Spinoza (53%)15. The results are scored on a curve. by catherineshackelford_10876. *Look deeper, *What it means for something to be morally right is that it's commanded by god Each persons happiness is a good to that person Kurt GOLDSTEIN - La structure de l'organisme, Descartes - Lettre au marquis de Newcastle, Philosophy - Moral Philosophy (Utilitarianism), Aeon / The Week / The Long Read / Articles. to do. The cookies store information anonymously and assign a randomly generated number to identify unique visitors. characters in dramas/games. An argument is what when the premises and conclusions are related to each other in such a way that if the premises are true then it is impossible for the conclusion to be false? That ____________ brings events to pass as he works out the salvation of his children. Kant says we should only be motivated by our duties, but we are motivated also by things sch as love on kindness. Some maxims aren't universalisable but aren't immoral eg always let others into the room first. A rule is right to the extent that it increases the total happiness of the affected parties You see an advertisement from a charity in a newspaper about a person in severe need in Australia. Are you the type of person who will trick someone into falling by a banana peel or will you warn them before they slip? This wouldn't be as tiresome if we hadn't heard the same speech earlier this week. Problems with using the Hedonic Calculus (against util). Nel Noddings (67%)12. You will receive your score and answers at the end. False. Moral language does not make claims that can be shown true or false. You know the identity of someone who has committed a serious crime resulting in a person being badly injured. Thomas Hobbes, so far your readers (including yourself) are collectivelyAquinas 75%Kant 72%John Stuart Mill69.2%Jeremy Bentham 66.8%Aristotle 63.6%St Augustine 58.2%Spinoza 56.2%Jean-Paul Sartre53.4%Plato 53%Ayn Rand 50.4%Prescriptivism 48.4%Ockham 43.8%Stoics 39.6%Epicureans 39.6%Nel Noddings 39.4%David Hume 34.2%Nietzsche 32.4%Cynics 31.4%Thomas Hobbes 27.4%, Hey- no wonder I tend to like your philosophy! The good is pleasure. They are just an expression of an emotion. Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website. *John Stuart Mill was one, Together the principle of utility and the principle of psychological egoism exhibits a harmony of interests. Jeremy Bentham (75%)9. A character trait which enables a person to live well as a human being eg courage. . Test. Therefore utilitarianism fails and naturalism is false. Prescriptivism (58%) 5. So error Potentially, feelings that could cause real violence may be reduced by simulated killing. Rule Utilitarianism: We should follow those rules RESPONSE: We just need to accept that moral judgements are not intrinsically motivating. Follow. Flashcards. This is an amazing ethical theories quiz with questions and answers. c. anathema Test. This quiz is incomplete! Terms in this set (23) that unaided _____ can create a Roman empire but cannot sustain it. Which course of action are you morally obliged to follow? Bentham's Psychological Hedonism as a form of Moral Naturalism. Does it do any harm? Is it possible to be motivated to do what is right? How did nationalism and militarism contribute to conflicts among nations in Europe? 1) For any x that has a function, a good x is one that performs its function well. Does everyone have the ability to experience both types of pleasure? There is no straight way that you can judge someone as being good or evil as we all have our version of what is okay and not okay. You deliberately sabotage a piece of machinery in your workplace so that when someone next uses it there will be an accident that will result in that person losing the use of their legs. Are all legal acts also moral? Kantianism: Yes, by the two Categorical Imperatives. Why? Learn. (According to Aristotle). Looking at your answers, we have gathered that you are a person with high morals and people seem to think highly of you. -We will take action. Are you morally obliged to do so? So lying is wrong. Some rule utilitarians may argue that the best rule And yet, most people don't want to. Each virtue of character is the mid-point between two vices, a vice of excess and a vice of deficiency. Can emotivism make sense of moral disagreement? c. psychology. There are no universal moral norms of right and wrong, What's right or wrong depends on place and/or time, Good actions are aligned with the will of God & bad actions are contrary to the will of God, Immanuel Kant (1724 - 1804) a German philosopher, 1. Ockham (25%) 16. *If no, Glaucon is right Morality as a system of hypothetical imperatives (Philippa Foot) (against Kant). ), Visitors: check my comments policy first.Non-Blogger users: If the comment form isn't working for you, email me your comment and I can post it on your behalf. c. La expresin pases del centro se refiere a los pases subdesarrollados, como Ecuador.</p><p>d. perfect. This desire to be moral seems to be widespread among humans (innate or learned). A person with a virtuous character has the right emotional response to any situation. Flashcards. Sometimes you have more than one duty, so how would you which one to choose? 5. Multiple-Choice Questions According to Kant's approach to moral philosophy, ethics is based on: a. the consequences of one's action. By taking this philosophy test, you can find out whether your ability to work with numbers or how satisfied you are with your life suggests anything about what perspective youll have on some of the most meaningful questions about existence. Q. b. sympathy. It contains a blank and is followed by four answer choices. Your own philosophy might match one of them, or take bits from two or more. The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Advertisement". It grinds the test to a halt when I have to research that. Rational choices are free and This domain of this cookie is owned by Vimeo. Open questions do not have fixed answers. Write the letter for the word that best completes each sentence. The only proof that an object is visible is if people actually see it Argues that moral properties eg good can be reduced to natural properties. 1. A good will is still praiseworthy if it achieves nothing. Give Orange. Every argument must have at least one what? We should assess situations on the basis of whether the acts we are considering are compatible with moral rules which increase utility in the LONG RUN. Browse over 1 million classes created by top students, professors, publishers, and experts. A maxim which, although it is not self-contradictory, cannot be consistently willed eg don't help others; A world is possible in which no one helped anyone, but no one would will to live in this type of world. makes more people more happy than not. All of our actions are motivated by pleasure, therefore we ought to maximise happiness. Factors in the rise of modern medical ethics. mistake about our moral language. 'Horse' can be reduced and defined, whereas 'yellow' is indefinable. not analytic). Thomas Hobbes (13%) 19. Ockham (7%) Although to be honest, I'm still pretty undecided about meta-ethics, which seems strange to me. Jean-Paul Sartre (64%) 7. another benthamite!It must be the Remuera connection that does it to us (although I have no idea why). Utilitarian was considered to be a theory worthy of what? Suffering is the natural property and wrong is the moral property. Spinoza (45%) 9. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. Write the letter of your choice on the answer line. to encourage a very socially People are motivated to their duty because they want to be a morally good person which is HYPOTHETICAL. Doesn't matter/Dislike all answer choices. Stoics (43%)18. According to Kant, pure moral philosophy is partly empirical. Moral Philosophy Quiz 1. but for the wrong reason eg a shopkeeper who gives customers the right change to gain a good reputation and in term increase profits. bad traits of character. Error theory cannot account for how we Do you know what your views on classic philosophical questions are? Play this game to review Philosophy. 'A statement is meaningful if and only if it is analytic or can be verified empirically.' Learn. if The intellectual virtue relating to acting in the world. This cookie is used by vimeo to collect tracking information. Abbie_Schoberg4. Empirical facts: Is simulated killing enjoyed? How did the European continent divide as World War I began to take shape? Beliefs alone do not motivate us, we are also motivated by desires. Ayn Rand (63%) 8. But it's not stealing in Epicureans (50%) 10. The person who's bringing this charge has a lowly view of what a human is. Are you morally obliged to do so? Jeremy Bentham (61%) 4. *If yes, Socrates (and Dr. Daniels) is (are) right, *A theory about morality that is still used today Flashcards. To determine when a moral rule is appropriate Kant proposed two Categorical Imperative (Kant) 1. Practical wisdom tells us when it's virtue or vice. There are moral truths which can be discovered through reason. stealing is wrong) makes them seem as if they are The categorical imperative is not the best test (against Kant). Stoics (32%) 18. There are at least five major ones a person can follow. d. art. tender plant that needs to be taken care of. This cookie is used for load balancing, inorder to optimize the service. Moral anti realism claims there are moral values, but these moral values are not part of reality. *But what about the virtuous man?? c. cleverly ***Like a spider web, *The study of goodness Each persons happiness is good to all persons, Mill's quote on higher and lower pleasures, 'it is better to be a human dissatisfied than a pig satisfied, better to be a Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied. What area of moral philosophy deals with questions about what our moral obligations are? Therefore lying is wrong. You are required to send a person a gift, and you have bought a bottle of drink to send to them. John Stuart Mill (85%) 4. Most would say no, unless they do not have the capacity to have higher pleasure. A theoretical system for calculating the amount of pain or pleasure generated. | Spinoza (35%) 17. To replace it with a non-contaminated bottle will cost you $10.00. 2) Some duties apply only to those who will relevant ends. *Believed that everything in nature has an "end" (purpose) to it, If our goal is to be a good person what do we need to do? Ethics/Moral Philosophy involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior. According to Natural Law Theory when God created us he gave us what? Kant (81%)4. This quiz is incomplete! Are you morally obliged to reveal their identity to an appropriate authority so that they are dealt with justly? Act Utilitarianism: We should steal if it will cause more happiness/preference satisfaction for more people than any other action. False Distinguishing between good and evil is not a concern of moral philosophy True An ethical theory need only be clear to be appropriately characterized as a good ethical theory. A rational study of the rules of conduct known as morals that describe how people should behave. Ayer's Verification Principle (against moral realism) (against moral naturalism). An unconditional command which applies to everyone regardless of their chosen ends eg don't steal. Looking at your answers, we have analyzed that you are a person with morals and some instances but not always. Prioritize your choice above: Low Priority High Priority 15. what I want but cannot afford)' to be a universal law. with their friends if they'll enjoy the occasion. E.g. tiffany_jansen. Each of the following sentences contains an underlined adjective or adverb. John Stuart Mill (84%)3. if we raise and slaughter our own pigs humanely. The test of whether a maxim can be consistently applied to everyone without involving a contradiction. Sometimes more good comes from breaking a law. a. Equality Everybody is morally equal. Moral terms are SIMPLE PROPERTIES. 3) So, if there are moral facts, then moral judgements are queer (strange) because they are the only facts that motivate us. *The mother science According to Natural Law Theory what do we need to use to find our "end" in life? Nietzsche (49%) 13. Moral principles are found by using logical reasoning based on facts and commonly held values. -We take courage Do you think that assisting the suicide of someone who wants to die - and has requested help - is morally equivalent to allowing them to die by withholding medical assistance (assuming that the level of suffering turns out to be identical in both cases)? If there were no moral truths, then there would be no moral progress. Some people could live a virtuous life but not reach eudaimonia eg if a nurse works in a war out of duty rather than enjoyment and then dies, she would have been virtuous but didn't reach happiness. Like just cause it might not be ok to kill someone doesnt mean its ok to walk away. are false but ordinary people think that some the fisherman who must lie to the Nazis to keep the Jews who are hidden on his boat safe). Statements about morality are neither analytic (as they can be denied) nor can they be verified empirically. Self-Quizzes. Lesson 1. That is maximizing the positives and reducing the negatives. John Stuart Mill (67%) 3. Emotion Do more empathic people make different moral judgments? If so, we shouldn't eat them - we'd use them as a means to an end. Cora Diamond (virtue ethics updated): There are virtuous and vicious ways to treat animals depending on our socio-cultural relationship with the animal. An attribute which enables something to perform it's function well eg a virtue of a knife is sharpness. It could do this if Killing in the act of self defense is an example where Id be willing to say it was ok to kill another human being. But it can also be a vice, e.g. Comments. Mr. Wilson,{\color{#c34632}\text{,}}, would you initial my schedule change,{\color{#c34632}\text{,}}, please? evidence that it has this effect on most people. Or, honesty may clash with other virtues such as courage or compassion (e.g. 3) The value of a good will is independent of consequences. Pop references are lazy. You give the poisoned drink as a gift anyway. If humanity is truly hedonistic it will use the machine which simulates 100% happiness. This cookie is associated with Amazon Web Services and is used for managing sticky sessions across production servers. Hey, check out this interesting 'Morality test' that we have created below. Congratulations! This cookie is installed by Google Analytics. Are you morally obliged to do so? Intro to Moral Philosophy Can you name the Intro to Moral Philosophy? When you say 'killing is wrong', you don't think you are jut expressing a feeling, you genuinely believe that killing is wrong. Utilitarianism Applied to Simulated Killing. Pleasure is the natural property and happiness is the moral property. }? used sign vocabulary to spell out words. That is maximizing the positives and reducing the negatives. To play this quiz, please finish . . How does Prescriptivism avoid the problems faced by Emotivism? You must sign in or sign up to start the quiz. Quiz Lesson 1: Introduction to the Liberal Arts Tradition, Quiz Lesson 2: Intro to the Paradigm for the Liberal Arts Tradition, Quiz Lesson 3: Introduction to the PGMAPT Paradigm, Berninis Aeneas, Anchises, and Ascanius, Quiz Lesson 6: Music and Musical Education, Quiz Lesson 13: Philosophy and Natural Philosophy, End of Course Test: The Liberal Arts Tradition, 2022 ClassicalU.com. Match. Flourishing or happiness. What makes an action right or wrong is the consequences it brings about. Doesn't tell you how to actually gain virtues. Study Moral Philosophy using smart web & mobile flashcards created by top students, teachers, and professors. Do you know what your views on classic philosophical questions are? 4) Surely, it is just simpler to say that moral judgements are not facts and do not exist in reality. Things wouldn't improve as it would just be attitude's changing. -Find great comfort It is free! Pollution is \rule{2cm}{0.15mm} to environmentalists. Several questions talk about 'moral It stops you from being the person you want to be It ends your ability to be happy account for good, eudaimonia, relationship. The ultimate telos for which all acts are undertaken. You cannot do both, and there is no way to save everyone. driving law where 2 people stop at a stop sign at the same time and person on right goes first. You might not consider yourself to be following a moral philosophy, but you are! Mackie's Argument from Queerness (against realism). The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". wrong because we cannot will the maxim 'Steal x preserve life (e.g. Qualified judges who are familiar with both always regard higher pleasures as worth more than lower ones. *All beliefs have to be true simultaneously The number of people harmed will always be 10 percent of those helped. Which theory is a consequentialist theory? St. Augustine (39%) 13. Justice demands that the stolen goods be returned to their owner or compensation paid and the thief be punished proportionately (to re-balance the wrong). Plato: Selections. which on average create the greatest good for the Morality Play. Ayn Rand (27%) 15. Gain a better idea of your position on fundamental questions about the world with our new assessment, Learn Your Philosophical Beliefs, which will walk you through the latest research on the relationship between peoples philosophy and their psychological traits. So, eating meat may be virtuous, e.g. Finish Editing. Prep for a quiz or learn for fun! False My results, shortly after completing Carolyn Mason's 200-level Ethics class: 1. Unfortunately, you can only do so by harming other people. Nel Noddings (23%) 16. Athen Birthplace of Democracy Democracy in Roman Period depends on: 1. Lying makes this impossible as it deceives people. Are you sure you want to delete this comment? They would all be "virtuous". Tripartite View of knowledge (Epistemology), Perception as a source of knowledge (Epistemology). Others, e.g. Several questions talk about 'moral obligation'. Kant ignores the value of certain motives (against Kant). Second form of the categorical imperative: Always Fundamental beliefs. 3. Hume's 3 challenges to Moral Realism (Fork, beliefs aren't motivating and Is-Ought Gap) are arguments for emotivism. a. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. 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