How Does Immanuel Kant's Approach to Ethical Decision-Making Differ from That

question 7

Multiple Choice

How does Immanuel Kant's approach to ethical decision-making differ from that of an ethical fundamentalist?

• A) Kant's approach is premised on the rationality of human beings and not on principles handed down from above.
• B) Kant's approach stresses liberty and not justice.
• C) Kant's approach judges society in moral terms by how it distributes goods and services.
• D) Kant's approach assesses each separate act according to whether it maximizes pleasure over pain.

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Definitions:

Encoding

The process by which information is transformed into a form that can be stored in memory.

Retrieval

The method of bringing forward and becoming aware of data kept in memory.

Storage

Holding on to information for some period of time.

Decay Theory

A theory suggesting that memories fade over time due to the mere passage of time, leading to forgetting.