Johann and Wilson Work at the Same Company and Have

question 236

Multiple Choice

Johann and Wilson work at the same company and have similar jobs. Johann volunteers for all sorts of projects and often stays late, because promotion is important to him. Wilson works the minimum number of hours required to stay employed, because making enough money to maintain his modest lifestyle is all that matters to him. Johann believes that the harder he works and the more time he commits to his job, the sooner he will be promoted. This is represented by the equation Motivation =

• A)self-actualization × (times) instinct.
• B)set point × (times) value theory.
• C)progression × (times) regression.
• D)expectancy × (times) incentive value.
• E)intention × (times) information.

Identify examples of research or scenarios that illustrate Kant's second formulation.

Distinguish between categorical and hypothetical imperatives.

Explain the ethical dilemmas caused by certain categorical imperatives.

Describe Kant's perspective on moral law and its expression.

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