Justice and Ethics Ch 5 Quiz---------------------------------------------
Murder
Sexual assault
Espionage
Nothing. He died before he could be brought to justice.
It does not take religious and spiritual motivations into account
There is no empirical evidence that supports the existence of deeper incentives
Human beings and their actions are highly variable
It does not take into account decision-making skills and critical thinking
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Homer
Similarity-leniency
Pity
Desistance
Jury nullification
Religious condemnation
Guilt
Social disapproval
Incarceration
Rotten-apple
Bad-seed
Select-few
Corrupted-officer
Communicating
Connecting spiritually
Identification
Understanding
Physical sensations of pain, emotional sensations of pain, moral forces, religious sanctions or condemnations
Emotional sensations of pain, sociological forces, political or legal forces, cultural beliefs
Physical sensations of pain, political or legal forces, moral forces, religious sanctions or condemnations
Religious sanctions or condemnations, emotional sensations of pain, physical sensations of pain, political or legal forces
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Jeremy Bentham
Immanuel Kant
Aristotle
Immanuel Kant
Jeremy Bentham
Thomas Hobbes
Reason; pleasure
Sanction; motivation
Justification; appreciation
Justification; motivation
Intentionally
Consciously
A and B
None of the above
Prison corruption
Police corruption
Gratuities
Kickbacks
Socrates' philosophical works
The fact that its explanation is irrefutable
The understanding that many motives are unconscious
The strategy of reinterpreting motives
Jeremy Bentham
Immanuel Kant
Cesare Beccaria
Joel Feinberg
Philosophical
Theoretical
Practical
All of the above
Departmental factors.
Institutional factors.
Systemic factors.
All of the above.
Ethical sociology
Self-interested psychology
Moral psychology
None of the above
Formalism
Determinism
Relativism
Egoism
Generosity
Altruism
Kindness
All of the above
Moral motivation, psychological egoism, moral development
Psychological egoism, self-interest, moral development
Moral motivation, moral development, human psychology
Moral beliefs, moral values, moral development
Julius Caesar
Plato
Hippocrates
Aristotle
What we do
Why we do what we do
What we should do
What we would like to do
Innate; immoral
Strong; moral
Pre-existing; moral
Pre-existing; virtuous
Psychological egoism
Value egoism
Utilitarian egoism
Ethical egoism
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