Hill (2000), Following Kant, Argues That Use of Force in Self-Defense

question 38

Multiple Choice

Hill (2000) , following Kant, argues that use of force in self-defense against opposing force:

• A) Shows a lack of human respect for the attacker.
• B) Is a selfish, immoral act.
• C) violates Kant's second categorical imperative
• D) Is moral, and a right and responsibility.

Understand how context influences the classification of items as genus or species.

Analyze the structure of classification trees and their components.

Understand the developmental milestones and stages of emotional and psychosocial infant development.

Identify the role of caregiver responsiveness to infants' needs in fostering emotional and psychosocial development.

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