Immanuel Kant's Test for Correct Moral Reasoning Is Called the Categorical

question 13

Multiple Choice

Immanuel Kant's test for correct moral reasoning is called the categorical imperative, which means a

• A) designation of the reasoning according to four criteria.
• B) stable pattern of perceiving, thinking, and acting rightly.
• C) rule or standard of conduct that is binding for all human beings.
• D) consequence of an alternative course of action in a given situation.

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