1.The Post- conventional understanding of Justice is exemplified in the works of:
Group of answer choices
a.All of the above
b.Kant
c.None of the above
d.Kohlberg
e.Narvaez
2.Applied Ethics is a branch of:
Group of answer choices
a.Axiology
b.All of the above
c.None of the above
d.Epistemology
e.Metaphysics
3.Moral theories that advocate that consequences or the results of an action make it right are called:
Group of answer choices
a.deontological
b.none of the above
c.teleological
d.virtue ethics
e.all of the above
4.Philosophers who maintain that there must be objective and universal standards of rationality are called:
Group of answer choices
a.All of the above
b.Foundationalists
c.None of the Above
d.Constructivists
e.Monists
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1)Kohlberg
Post conventional morality
This includes emphasis on universal principles.This has two stages:-
a)Social contract orientation
In this, a person’s decision is based on values and opinions of different people around.
b)Universal ethical principles orientation
In this stage, a person considers universal principle even if it means violating the law and order.
This theory was given by Lawrence Kohlberg.
2)none of the above
It is the branch of ethics thay deals with moral controversial issues.
3)teleological
Consequentialism is best explained by teleological theories.
4)Foundationalists
They argue for universal standard of rationality as opposed to constructivists.
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