Cognitivist Understandings of Moral Propositions Differ from Noncognitivist Understandings in Which

question 10

Multiple Choice

Cognitivist understandings of moral propositions differ from noncognitivist understandings in which of the following ways?

• A) Cognitivism expresses information about beliefs,while noncognitivism expresses information about preferences.
• B) Cognitivism expresses information about agent tastes,while noncognitivism expresses information about the world.
• C) Cognitivism expresses information about easily discernable attributes,while noncognitivism expresses information that is more difficult to discern.
• D) According to the author,there is no difference between the terms.

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Definitions:

Non-Freeholders

Individuals who do not own land, often excluded from certain rights or privileges in historical contexts, such as voting.

Land Ownership

The legal right to possess, control, and use a specific piece of land.

Monroe Doctrine

A principle of US foreign policy, declared in 1823, which opposed European colonialism in the Americas and stated that any intervention by external powers would be seen as a threat to the US.