What Is a Reason Why the Principle of Deontology May

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Multiple Choice

What is a reason why the principle of deontology may be difficult to apply?

• A) People disagree about what duties we owe to one another and which duties are more important.
• B) People disagree about whether consequences are positive or negative.
• C) People disagree about the ethics of care.
• D) People disagree about what duties we owe to one another and also whether consequences are positive or negative.
• E) People disagree about what duties we owe to one another, whether consequences are positive or negative, and about the ethics of care.

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Definitions:

Delusion

A false belief or judgment held with conviction despite evidence to the contrary, often occurring as part of a psychiatric disorder.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

A psychiatric condition initiated by either experiencing firsthand or observing a distressing event, leading to severe fear, recurring dreams, and flashback episodes.

Depression

A common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think and how you act, offering symptoms like sadness and lack of interest in activities.

Anxiety

An emotion of concern, apprehension, or discomfort regarding an event with an unpredictable result.