The circumstances

Question 1

percent of the decision we
made are based on emotion.

Answer 1

90

Question 1

in general, is an emotional
state or reaction, experience of
physical sensation, like feeling of joy,
feeling warmth, love, affection ,
tenderness, etc.

Answer 1

-Feeling,

Question 2

can influence
the process of moral reasoning
and determine moral judgement”.

Answer 2

“actual
emotional states

Question 3

emotions often drive us in
directions conflicting with

Answer 3

self-interest.

Question 4

Some linguistic philosophers,“stealing
is wrong” is not a statement of fact.
The rule or maxim “ stealing is
wrong” means “ I desire that you do
not steal.” An emotional statement is
not verifiable like factual statement.

Answer 4

(emotivists)

Question 5

-is the view that moral
judgements do not function as statements
of fact but rather as expressions of the
spreaker’s or writer’s feelings.

Answer 5

Emotivism

Question 6

emotivism
was expounded by

Answer 6

by A. J. Ayer in language ,
Truth and Logic.

Question 7

emotivism
was expounded by A. J. Ayer in language ,
Truth and Logic. (1936) and develop by

Answer 7

Charles Stevenson in Ethics and language
(1945).

Question 8

Moral dilemmas comes in three levels

Answer 8

individual,
organizational or structural.

Question 9

concern dilemmas that individual
persons face.

Answer 9

Individual dilemmas

Question 10

refer to dilemmas between
organizational benefits versus individual member’s
welfare.

Answer 10

Organizational dilemmas

Question 11

Structural dilemmas

Answer 11

concern dilemmas faced by groups or
individuals as a result of structural relationships.