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What is a norm in ethics?
What is a norm in ethics?
- A subjective evaluation of human acts
- A moral authority dwelling within an individual
- A rule or standard for objective evaluation of human acts (correct)
- A standard for judging actions as good or bad
What are the two kinds of norms in ethics, as mentioned in the text?
What are the two kinds of norms in ethics, as mentioned in the text?
- Subjective norm and objective norm (correct)
- Moral authority and objective evaluation
- Conscience and law
- Intuition and pleasure
Which of the following is considered as the subjective norm of morality in ethics?
Which of the following is considered as the subjective norm of morality in ethics?
- Intuition
- Conscience (correct)
- Pleasure
- Law
What is a norm or criterion in ethics?
What is a norm or criterion in ethics?
What is conscience considered as in ethics?
What is conscience considered as in ethics?
What does the moral criterion presuppose?
What does the moral criterion presuppose?
What is a norm in ethics, as mentioned in the text?
What is a norm in ethics, as mentioned in the text?
How do we judge an act to be good, according to the text?
How do we judge an act to be good, according to the text?
What do we judge an act to be, when it deviates from the norm of morality?
What do we judge an act to be, when it deviates from the norm of morality?
Which of the following is NOT a qualification for a norm of morality, according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a qualification for a norm of morality, according to the text?
Why is it important for the norm of morality to be unchangeable?
Why is it important for the norm of morality to be unchangeable?
Who should the norm of morality be applicable to?
Who should the norm of morality be applicable to?
What is the importance of the norm of morality being accessible to all?
What is the importance of the norm of morality being accessible to all?
What happens if the norm of morality is changing and fluctuating?
What happens if the norm of morality is changing and fluctuating?
Conscience can be defined as
Conscience can be defined as
Who described conscience as an 'inner voice' that directs one's actions?
Who described conscience as an 'inner voice' that directs one's actions?
According to Butler, conscience has two different aspects. What are they?
According to Butler, conscience has two different aspects. What are they?
What is the cognitive or reflective function of conscience focused on?
What is the cognitive or reflective function of conscience focused on?
What is the imperative or authoritative aspect of conscience focused on?
What is the imperative or authoritative aspect of conscience focused on?
Who were the educators who established the Northwestern Academy?
Who were the educators who established the Northwestern Academy?
When was the operation of the Northwestern Academy interrupted?
When was the operation of the Northwestern Academy interrupted?
Who became the President of Northwestern College in 1949?
Who became the President of Northwestern College in 1949?
What new courses were opened at Northwestern College?
What new courses were opened at Northwestern College?
What was purchased by Northwestern College?
What was purchased by Northwestern College?
Which of the following is the primary focus of ethics?
Which of the following is the primary focus of ethics?
What is the module primarily about?
What is the module primarily about?
What does the module aim to equip you with?
What does the module aim to equip you with?
What are the different goals or purposes of a moral agent in performing an activity?
What are the different goals or purposes of a moral agent in performing an activity?
What is the major focus of ethics?
What is the major focus of ethics?
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