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According to the philosophy of animal rights, how should the appropriateness of an action be evaluated?
According to the philosophy of animal rights, how should the appropriateness of an action be evaluated?
- By weighing the benefits against the costs (correct)
- By considering the individual's permission
- By considering the ends and means
- By evaluating the impact on humans
What is the main difference between animal rights and animal welfare?
What is the main difference between animal rights and animal welfare?
- Animal rights supports killing animals for the greater good, while animal welfare opposes it
- Animal rights focuses on the individual's rights, while animal welfare focuses on the overall well-being of animals (correct)
- Animal rights prioritizes human benefits, while animal welfare prioritizes animal benefits
- Animal rights promotes animal use, while animal welfare promotes animal protection
How do most people feel about killing another individual to save many lives?
How do most people feel about killing another individual to save many lives?
- They believe it is wrong
- They believe it depends on the situation
- They believe it is justified (correct)
- They believe it is irrelevant
What is the stance of animal rights philosophy towards evaluating behavior as it applies to humans?
What is the stance of animal rights philosophy towards evaluating behavior as it applies to humans?
How would most people feel about taking a life to save many lives if it involves animals?
How would most people feel about taking a life to save many lives if it involves animals?
According to the philosophy of animal rights, how should the appropriateness of an action be evaluated?
According to the philosophy of animal rights, how should the appropriateness of an action be evaluated?
What is the main disagreement between animal rights and animal welfare?
What is the main disagreement between animal rights and animal welfare?
How do most people feel about killing another individual to save many lives?
How do most people feel about killing another individual to save many lives?
What is the stance of animal rights philosophy towards evaluating behavior as it applies to humans?
What is the stance of animal rights philosophy towards evaluating behavior as it applies to humans?
If a monkey's lungs could cure cancer, what would most people find little difficulty in doing?
If a monkey's lungs could cure cancer, what would most people find little difficulty in doing?
