Exam 1

1.  Actions that should be universal are morally permissible are included in…            

2.  The framwork of Care Ethics is to…            
    
3. One of the flaws in Hobbes’ argument is that he conflates…            

4. For Hobbes, violating a social contract is…            

5.  The other and the self, according to care ethicisits, are…            

6.  For Bentham, the property in something that produces benefit, pleasure, good, and happiness is known as…..            

7. Hobbes believes that entering into a social contract with a sovereign body is…            

8.   For Mill, which of the following should not be considered when analyzing pleasure and pain?  

9.  Care ethics was developed by…            

10.  An action that is done for the sake of meeting a goal is….      

11. In Care Ethics, human beings are seen as…        

12.   According to care ethicists this ethical/moral theory is insufficient because it distorts human relationships          

13.   For Hobbes, human beings are motivated by…            

14  According to care ethicists social contracts prioritizes…            

15.   Bentham’s moral philosophy believed that nature was governed by…    

16.   Mill divided pleasure into which of the foloowing categories…          

17.  Human needs are unable to be met within….          

18. When entering a social contract with a sovereign authority we relenquish…            

19.  Kant considers human beings to be…            

20. Kant’s ethical position is known as…      

21.  An action that is Good in Itself is good…    

22.  Care Ethics differs from Utilitarianism by focusing on…