The Problem of "Getting an Ought from an Is" Means

question 14

Multiple Choice

The problem of "getting an ought from an is" means

• A)what you should do is determined by how you feel.
• B)what you ought to do is often very difficult.
• C)what people should do has no necessary connection to what they actually do.
• D)what people like to do is actually what they in fact do.

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Definitions:

Pie Chart

A circular statistical graphic divided into slices to illustrate numerical proportions, where the arc length of each slice is proportional to the quantity it represents.

Whole

Entire or complete, without missing parts.

Individual Values

Unique numerical or qualitative characteristics that distinguish one entity from another.

Intersection

The point or set of points where two or more paths, lines, or surfaces cross each other, often used in mathematics and geography.