In Contrast to Act Consequentialism, Rule Consequentialism

question 41

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Act Consequentialism, Rule Consequentialism:

• A) Relies on direction from the King or Ruler.
• B) Allows use of general rules or principles.
• C) Focuses on the origin of the rule of behavior.
• D) Rejects general rules or principles.

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Definitions:

Exteroception

The sensory process that involves perceiving stimuli originating outside the body, such as sight, sound, and touch.

Information Integration Theory

A theory that explains how individuals combine pieces of information to make judgments.

Neural Networks

A computational model or framework inspired by the networks of biological neurons, where artificial neurons or nodes interconnect to process information.

Cognitive Advantage

The superiority in certain mental abilities, such as memory, problem-solving, and language, over others.