front 1 Which of the following would make a sound argument? | back 1 An argument with true premises that's valid |
front 2 Here's a valid argument I mentioned in class: 1) If USF is in FL, then USF is in America 2) USF is in FL 3) so USF is in America Which valid form is this? | back 2 Modus Ponens |
front 3 Here's a valid argument I mentioned in class: 1) If I'm in Germany, then I'm in Europe 2) I'm not in Europe 3) So I'm not in Germany Which valid form is this? | back 3 Modus Tollens |
front 4 Here's a valid argument I mentioned in class: 1) If I'm in FL, then I'm in America 2) I'm not in FL 3) So I'm not in America Is this valid or not? | back 4 Invalid |
front 5 Here's a valid argument I mentioned in class: 1) She's either right-handed or left-handed 2) She's not right handed 3) So she's left handed Which valid form is this? | back 5 Disjunctive Syllogism |
front 6 Which branches of ethics will be covered in this course? | back 6 Normative Ethics and Value Theory |
front 7 As mentioned in class, which branch of ethics will we spend the bulk of our time on this semester? | back 7 Normative ethics |
front 8 Questions about Instrumental goods and intrinsic goods fall under which branch of ethiics? | back 8 Value Theory |
front 9 As mentioned in class, instrumental goods are only valuable for the goods they bring about. True or false | back 9 True |
front 10 As mentioned in class, intrinsic goods are valuable in their own right. True or false | back 10 True |
front 11 Happiness is a classic example of which kind of good? | back 11 Intrinsic good |
front 12 Money is a classic example of which kind of good? | back 12 Instrumental good |
front 13 Hedonism falls under which branch of ethics? | back 13 Value Theory |
front 14 Hedonism is the view that happiness is the highest intrinsic good among several intrinsic goods. True of false | back 14 False, it is the view that happiness is the ONLY intrinsic good |
front 15 As mentioned in class, another more technical way to define Hedonism is that happiness is both necessary and sufficient for a good life. True or false | back 15 True |
front 16 As mentioned in class, when we say that happiness is necessary for a good life, we mean that if one has happiness, one has a good life. True or false | back 16 True |
front 17 Hedonism makes a distinction between two kinds of pleasures: physical pleasures and enjoyment (intellectual pleasures). Which kind of pleasure do Hedonists claim is happiness? | back 17 Enjoyment |
front 18 One of the weaknesses of Hedonism is that it can't account for the commonsensical idea that there are numerous paths to the good life. True of false | back 18 true |
front 19 One of the strengths of Hedonism is that it seems self-evident that happiness is intrinsically valuable. True or False | back 19 True |
front 20 Shafer-Landau claims that the fact that we don't want our kids lobotomized - even if they'll be happier as a result - seems to show that happiness is not the end-all be-all of a good life. So does that suggest Shafer-Landau thinks Hedonismis true or false? | back 20 He thinks hedonism is False |
front 21 As mentioned in class, Desire Satisfaction Theory is the view that satisfying your desires is both necessary and sufficient for something being good for you. True or False | back 21 True |
front 22 As mentioned in class, when we say that satisfying your desires is necessaryfor something being good for you, we mean that something must satisfy your desires in order for it to be good for you. True or False | back 22 True |
front 23 Desire Satisfaction Theory falls under which branch of ethics? | back 23 Value theory |
front 24 As mentioned in class, Desire Satisfaction Theory claims there are no objective values | back 24 True |
front 25 One of the strengths of Desire Satisfaction Theory is that it can explain the commonsensical idea that there are numerous ways to live a good life. True or false. | back 25 True |
front 26 As mentioned in class, Desire Satisfaction Theory claims that satisfying your desires guarantees having something good for you. Which of the following is the kind of counterexample needed to undermine this claim? 1) Something that is good for you that doesn't satisfy your desires 2) Something that satisfies your desires that isn't good for you | back 26 both 1 and 2 |
front 27 One of the weaknesses of Desire Satisfaction Theory is that - while the view says that something must satisfy your desires in order for it to be good for you - there seems to be examples of things that are good for you that don't satisfy your desires (ex vaccination). True or false | back 27 True |
front 28 Where does Shafer-Landau fall concerning Desire Satisfaction Theory? Does he think it is true or false? | back 28 false |
front 29 Questions that concern the standards of ethics fall under which branch of ethics? | back 29 Normative Ethics |
front 30 Divine Command Theory is the view that an act is immoral of moral just because it is prohibited or commanded (repsectively) by God | back 30 True |
front 31 Divine Command Theory falls under which branch of ethics? | back 31 Normative Ethics |
front 32 The Euthyphro Dilemma involves which of the following? 1) Does God command us to do actions because they are morally right 2) Are actions morally right because God commands them 3) Both (1) and (2) 4) None of the Above | back 32 3) Both 1. and 2. |
front 33 Shafer-Landau claims that abandoning Divine Command Theory means giving up the view that God is the author of morality. As mentioned in class, does Matt agree or disagree? | back 33 Disagrees |
front 34 Natural Law Theory is the view that an action is right because it's natural and wrong because it is unnatural; and that people are good or bad to the extent that they fulfill their nature. True or false? | back 34 True |
front 35 Natural Law Theory falls under which branch of Ethics? | back 35 Normative Ethics |
front 36 As mentioned in class, Natural Law Theory claims that the objective standard of morality is which of the following? 1) Laws of the universe 2) Human beliefs 3) Human nature 4) Laws of reason | back 36 Human nature |
front 37 Psychological Egoism is the view that self interest is the strongest of several motivations for humans. True or false. | back 37 False. It is the ONLY motivation |
front 38 Ethical Egoism is the view that actions are morally right just because they best promote one's self-interest. True or false. | back 38 True |
front 39 According to Shafer-Landau, if Ethical Egoism is true, then altruism MUST be false. True or false | back 39 True |
front 40 Ethical Egoism falls under which branch of ethics? | back 40 Normative ethics |