True/False Quiz

The moral desirability of an action is distinct from its moral worth according to Arpaly.

On Arpaly's view, the person who donates to Oxfam only at the urging of her accountant is morally blameworthy.

Agents who suffer from akrasia (i.e. weakness of will) cannot be morally praiseworthy on Arpaly's view.

According to Arpaly, agents are no less blameworthy for acting wrongly on the basis of a deficiency of good will than they are for acting on the basis of ill will.

According to Arpaly's analysis, an agent's moral concerns are revealed by what she reflectively endorses.

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