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What are the three determinants of morality mentioned in the text?
In the context of morality, what does 'act-in-itself' refer to?
When does an act become 'doubly good'?
What is the outcome when an act is good in itself but is done with bad intention?
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What does the principle (IA + GI = G) imply?
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How do circumstances influence the morality of an act according to the text?
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In the context of the text, what does it mean if a statement is classified as an 'indifferent act'?
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Based on the text, what happens if a bad act is done for a good end?
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What does the circumstance of person refer to in ethical analysis?
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Why can a good act become even better?
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In ethical analysis, what is the significance of the circumstance of place?
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How does the circumstance of manner impact ethical analysis according to the text?
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What do impediments refer to in the context of a human act's morality?
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How is knowledge of a moral situation impaired according to the text?
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Which of the following is an example of an impediment to full consent to a moral act?
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How do impediments to full knowledge affect the responsibility for a human act?
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