Animal Ethics

Question 1

Examines both human-animal relationships, and how humans should treat animals.

Answer 1

Animal Ethics

Question 2

Considers the effect on the animal from the animal’s point of view

Answer 2

Welfare Science

Question 3

Considers how humans must treat animals

Answer 3

Welfare Legislation

Question 4

These are situations in which each possible course seems to be morally wrong

Answer 4

Ethical Dillemas

Question 5

Inappropriately giving animals human capacities

Answer 5

Anthropomorphism

Question 6

Treating animals as ‘______ ______’ can lead to wrong choices for animals

Answer 6

Little humans

Question 7

Discrimination against animals on the basis of species

Answer 7

Speciesism

Question 8

Deontology means

Answer 8

Obligation

Question 9

Emphasizes consequences of actions. Seeks to maximize good outcomes.

Answer 9

Utilitarianism

Question 10

Aim to maximize the satisfaction of
preferences of all the species.

Answer 10

Peter Singer’s Utilitarianism

Question 11

Aim to maximize the satisfaction of
preferences of all the species.

Answer 11

Peter Singer’s Utilitarianism

Question 12

animals have inherent value

Answer 12

Tom regan’s deontology: animal rights

Question 13

welfare short term and rights long term

Answer 13

New welfarism

Question 14

Can be interpreted pragmatically as well as radically

Answer 14

Utilitarianism

Question 15

Emphasis on principals guiding behaviour rather than outcomes

Answer 15

Deontology

Question 16

Animal rights is another form of _____________ _________

Answer 16

Deontological Theory

Question 17

Fundamental ‘______ __ ________’ forbids use of animal means

Answer 17

right to respect