Chapter 5 Practice Quiz

. Moral ideals are the fullest expression of basic values or culturally prescribed notions of ultimate good.

. Substantive moral ideals identify the optimal conditions under which choices are made concerning how we should behave or how a certain goal is achieved.

. The Principle of Right Desire includes the tenet that all people are worthy of sympathetic consideration.

. The Principle of Respect for Persons includes the tenet that all persons can be regarded as the possessions of others.

. Consequences are the potential outcomes of our behavior, whether positive or negative.

. In the template for analysis, these identify what occurred in a case for which a moral judgment is being rendered.

. According to the template for analysis, these are particular pieces of information in a case on which we are rendering a moral judgment that help us identify who, what, when, where, and (possibly) why.

. In the template for analysis, this identifies the potential violation of ethics arising from the behavior being analyzed.

. The re - sponsibilities we have toward others and extend to every person with whom we interact are known as:

. These do not strive to describe an end, but instead identify the optimal conditions under which choices are made concerning how we should behave or how a certain goal is achieved.

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