Podcast
Questions and Answers
What is a fundamental aspect of moral agency?
What is a fundamental aspect of moral agency?
- The capacity to communicate effectively
- The ability to make moral judgments and take actions accordingly (correct)
- The possession of cognitive traits
- The ability to make rational decisions
What is a key characteristic of moral principles?
What is a key characteristic of moral principles?
- They are based on societal norms
- They vary from person to person (correct)
- They are determined by genetic factors
- They are absolute and universal
What is a criterion for personhood?
What is a criterion for personhood?
- The capacity for self-awareness (correct)
- The ability to communicate effectively
- The possession of cognitive traits
- The ability to feel pleasure and/or pain
What is a characteristic of a person's social self?
What is a characteristic of a person's social self?
What is a type of freedom that is related to moral agency?
What is a type of freedom that is related to moral agency?
What is a key factor in determining personhood?
What is a key factor in determining personhood?
What is NOT considered a person?
What is NOT considered a person?
What is a characteristic of a person's digital self?
What is a characteristic of a person's digital self?
What is a moral issue?
What is a moral issue?
What is an example of a moral issue?
What is an example of a moral issue?
What is a type of ethical issue?
What is a type of ethical issue?
What is a factor that influences moral principles?
What is a factor that influences moral principles?
What is the primary characteristic of a moral agent according to philosophers?
What is the primary characteristic of a moral agent according to philosophers?
What type of freedom refers to the ability to act without external influence or coercion?
What type of freedom refers to the ability to act without external influence or coercion?
What is the fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior?
What is the fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior?
According to the concept of moral agency, what is the basis for determining right and wrong?
According to the concept of moral agency, what is the basis for determining right and wrong?
What is the term for the freedom to make genuine choices among available options?
What is the term for the freedom to make genuine choices among available options?
What is the criteria for a person to be considered rational?
What is the criteria for a person to be considered rational?
