Prinz Defends the View Known as Sentimentalism

question 35

Multiple Choice

Prinz defends the view known as sentimentalism. This is the view that __________.

• A) Sentiment is a faculty of will that enfeebles the minds of the confused
• B) The disposition to feel approbation or disapprobation is a precondition to the proper application of the terms "right" and "wrong"
• C) Emotions must be checked if one is to make an unbiased moral decision
• D) The view that most of the social evils of the day, racism, crime, poverty, are due to improper parenting and the lack of proper socialization

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Definitions:

Indorsement

The act of signing one's name on the back of a negotiable instrument, which transfers the property rights to another.

Indorsements

Written approvals or endorsements on documents, especially checks or promissory notes, to signify agreement, consent, or transfer.

Payable

Refers to debts or financial obligations that an entity is required to pay within a specific period, such as bills or invoices.

Negotiation

Negotiation is the process whereby interested parties discuss, deliberate, and come to an agreement on terms and conditions that are mutually acceptable.