Meaningful Lives Multiple Choice

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. According to Wolf, a meaningful life is based on

One's happiness or satisfaction. correct incorrect

One's concern for others. correct incorrect

One's engagement in projects of worth. correct incorrect

Both a and b. correct incorrect

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. According to Vitrano, the obvious problem with Wolf's position is that it lacks a

Philosophical theory of what objective value is. correct incorrect

Substantive theory about what has objective value. correct incorrect

Both a and b. correct incorrect

Neither a nor b. correct incorrect

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. A criticism of Taylor, for Vitrano, is that

Someone could enjoy life. correct incorrect

Someone could enjoy life yet still not lead a morally worthwhile life. correct incorrect

We cannot generalize from a single instance to all of humanity. correct incorrect

People care too much about the welfare of others. correct incorrect

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. The key to achieving satisfaction, to Vitrano

Lies within each person. correct incorrect

Depends on the judgments of others. correct incorrect

Does not depend on the judgments of others. correct incorrect

Both a and c. correct incorrect

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. A concern for others, according to Vitrano, is

Sufficient for living a meaningful life. correct incorrect

Not necessary for a meaningful life. correct incorrect

A vital component of a meaningful life. correct incorrect

Not possible for a single individual. correct incorrect