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Question 1

what are the ARG conditions

Answer 1

A. are the premises acceptable
R. are the premises relevant
G. do the premises provide good grounds

Question 2

Ethics DOES NOT ask these types of questions, what are they and example

Answer 2

descriptive questions “what do i want to do”

Question 3

A BLANK question addresses what ought to be the case or what ought to be done.

Answer 3

Normative

Question 4

illuminates areas of agreement and identifies weak spots in our own and others arguments

Answer 4

dialogical reasoning

Question 5

informative but not reliably action guiding

Answer 5

Emotions

Question 6

what is standard argument form

Answer 6

Premise 1
premise 2
premise 3
conclusion

Question 7

difference between argument and opinion

Answer 7

arguments have rules, arguments are supported

Question 8

what is the systematic study, development, and rational defence of basic values, moral concepts and ethical theories.

Answer 8

Normative ethical theory

Question 9

Formal justice requires that like should be treated alike. TRUE OR FALSE

Answer 9

TRUE

Question 10

what is the idea that the ethical rules in our common life must be acceptable or at least justifiable to everyone who is expected to live by them.

Answer 10

public reason

Question 11

what states that we use the basic principles of BLANK to determine a set of rules that, when followed, would often maximize utility.

Answer 11

Rule utilitarianism

Question 12

what considers the options,predicts their outcomes, and approves of the action that will produce the most good.

Answer 12

Act utilitarianism

Question 13

which consequentialist theory states that universal love is a means for bringing about good

Answer 13

Mohism

Question 14

The name for people under act utilitarianism that use more than their fair share of resource

Answer 14

free rider