Question

1. The Post- conventional understanding of Justice is exemplified in the works of:

a.All of the above

b.Kant

c.None of the above

d.Kohlberg

e.Narvaez

2.A(n) ________is a formal, solemn, publically proclaimed commitment to conduct oneself in certain, morally specified ways.

a.Principle

b.none of the above

c.Oath

d.Code

e.Statute

3.Moral theories that advocate that consequences or the results of an action make it right are called:

a.deontological

b.none of the above

c.teleological

d.virtue ethics

e.all of the above

Answer 1

• ANSWER-The Post- conventional understanding of Justice is exemplified in the works of Kohlberg's moral stages of development.It is the highest level of morality,reached by few individuals,in which one sees himself or herself as an individual entity from the society,and follows their own abstract rules and laws which might be in opposition of the norms set by the society.They might disobey rules and norms which could be inconsistent with their own principles.
• ANSWER-An Oath is a formal, solemn, publicly proclaimed commitment to conduct oneself in certain, morally specified ways.
• ANSWER-Moral theories that advocate that consequences or the results of an action make it right are called teleological
• Consequentionalism is a teleological theory which posits that consequences of one's actions form the basis for judging about the rightness or wrongness of an action.