Question

33. In environmental ethics, sentientists usually believe that a. all living things have a moral value b. some animals have a moral value, but not plants c. only human beings have a moral value d. none of the above 34. One difference between the standard theory and complicity theory of whistleblowing is that the standard theory focuses on instead of on a. preventing harm, avoiding moral complicity b. going outside the organization, using internal channels c. moral requirement, moral permissibility d. complying with the law, individual conscience 35. The traditional Kantian view of animals (i.e., the view Kant himself actually held) is an example of a. a biocentric view b. a sentientist view c. an anthropocentric view d. all of the above

Answer 1

33) a) All living things have a moral value that shows the difference what is wrong or what is correct.

34) c) Moral Requirements instead of an Moral Permissibility.

35) All of the above are the correct

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