In the Academic World, Examining the Different Ways in Which

question 19

Multiple Choice

In the academic world, examining the different ways in which moral thinking can be done is called a study of

• A) humanity.
• B) moral or ethical theory.
• C) behavior.
• D) operant conditioning.
• E) reasoning.

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Definitions:

Self-Interest

The consideration of one's own advantage or benefit, often driving human behavior and decision-making.

Harold Innis

A Canadian professor and scholar known for his contributions to the field of economics and his theories on the societal impacts of communication media.

Canadian Society

Refers to the social structure, cultural norms, and collective identity that characterize Canada and its inhabitants.

Sophists

Ancient Greek teachers and philosophers known for their skill in argumentation and for their role in teaching rhetoric, politics, and ethics.