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"Responsiveness and Moral Responsibility" Self-Quiz
John Martin Fischer
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Which of the following best describes a Frankfurt-type case?
An agent is morally responsibility for acting but couldnt have done otherwise
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The actual-sequence proceeds in a way that grounds responsibility; the alternative-sequence doesnt
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Responsibility-undermining factors occur in the alternative-sequence but not the actual-sequence
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All of the above
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Which of the following isnt a way a mechanism can fail during the alternative-sequence, for Fischer?
Failure of receptivity
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Failure of reactivity
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Impotence
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Failure of reasonableness
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Fischer advocates which kind of theory of knowledge?
Compatibilist theory
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Internalist theory
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Actual-sequence theory
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Alternative-sequence theory
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How does Fischer explain the asymmetry of supervenience between responsibility and knowledge?
We tend to individuate mechanisms in action theory but not in knowledge
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We tend to individuate mechanisms more finely in action theory than in knowledge
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We tend to individuate mechanisms more loosely in action theory than in knowledge
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We tend to individuate mechanisms in knowledge but not in action theory
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Why is a (nonalcoholic) drunk driver morally responsible, according to Fischer?
The drivers mechanism is currently reason-responsive
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There is a point in the drivers history when the drivers mechanism was reason-responsive
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There is a fit between the drivers preferences and the drivers actions
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There is no alternative-sequence in which the driver does otherwise
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Fischer holds that an agent can be morally responsible for a neutral act.
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The causal history doesnt matter in determining moral responsibility, according to Fischer.
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Fischer is skeptical about Frankfurt-type cases.
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