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Chapter 12 Self Quiz
The Kantian Perspective: Autonomy, Free Will, and Respect
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Which of the following is Kant's
principle of humanity
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Always treat a human being as an end, never as a mere means.
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Always act so as to maximize the well-being of humanity.
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Always act on maxims that all of humanity accepts.
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None of the above
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When Kant talks about
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All and only those who are members of the species
Homo
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All sentient animals
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All and only those beings that possess autonomy and rationality
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All primates, including
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What is
autonomy
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The capacity to communicate using language
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Control over our choices and our actions
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The tendency to do the right thing because you understand it is the right thing to do
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The tendency to do the right thing because of your desires
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What is the only thing that has value in all circumstances, according to Kant?
Happiness
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The satisfaction of desires
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Wisdom
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The good will
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When did Kant think that actions are truly praiseworthy?
When they are motivated by benevolence
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When they are done in accordance with duty
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When they are performed from the good will
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When the consequences are optimific
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What is motivating a person who acts from the good will?
An understanding of what is morally required
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A desire to benefit others
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The emotion of empathy
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A desire for reward
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What principle did Kant think tells us what criminals deserve?
The golden rule
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Lex talionis
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The principle of utility
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The principle of non-contradiction
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Which of the following characterizes cases of
moral
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One does the right thing for the wrong reasons.
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One does the right thing for the right reasons.
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The morality of an action depends on factors within one's control.
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The morality of an action depends on factors outside of one's control.
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Which of the following claims, if true, would refute Kant's theory?
People are not autonomous.
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People often behave immorally.
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Some people lack the good will.
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All of the above
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Which of the following claims about non-human animals did Kant
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They have no moral rights.
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They lack rationality and autonomy.
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Abusing them can have bad consequences.
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It is permissible to treat them in any way we like.
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