Question Completion Status: QUESTION 33 1 points Consider a scenario involving the possible killing of an innocent person for the good of others. Such action could conceivably be sanctioned by O kant theory natural law theory the men-end principle. act-utilitarianism 1 points QUESTION 34 According to Kant, the only intrinsic good is happiness True O False QUESTION 35 1 points Kant's theory emphasizes three of morality's most important features, the three are universality, impartiality, and the consequences of actions. O respect for persons, absolutism, and incoherence O self-interest, moral consensus, and moral authority O universality, impartiality, and respect for persons 1 points QUESTION 36 According to Kant, morally wrong actions are irrational, True False QUESTION 37 1 points What we should end up doing in a given situation, according to Ross, is called our conditional moral duty our actual moral duty our intuitional moral duty 1 points QUESTION 38 Which of the following kinds of theories generally emphasize duties rather than effects? O objectivist Odeontological O consequentialist Question Completion Status: QUESTION 39 1 points Ross's intuitionism is identical to subjectivism because on his theory, whatever anyone thinks is right therefore is right for that person Trus O False 1 points QUESTION 40 Deontological theories commonly take which of the following pairs into account? an act's effects and an actor's intentions the kind of act and an actor's intentions O the kind of act and an act's effects QUESTION 41 1 points In view of its problems with justice, act utilitarianism seems to violate which criterion for evaluating a moral theory? O explanatory power O practicability moral confirmation 1 points QUESTION 42 The "scope" of an effect refers to how long the effect lasts whom it affects O how likely the effect is INC