The Argument from Autonomy Objects to Hedonism on the Grounds

question 14

Multiple Choice

The Argument from Autonomy objects to hedonism on the grounds that

• A) autonomy is intrinsically valuable, even though it cannot make us happy.
• B) autonomy can contribute to a good life even when it fails to make us happy.
• C) happiness is only valuable as insofar as it contributes to autonomy.
• D) autonomy is the only thing that is intrinsically valuable.

Comprehend the legal framework governing contract modifications and assignments.

Identify the conditions under which contractual obligations may be excused due to impracticability or impossibility.

Recognize the rights and duties of buyers and sellers regarding goods inspection and acceptance.

Analyze course of performance, course of dealing, and usage of trade in interpreting contracts.

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Definitions:

Ambivalent Sexism Inventory

A measure designed to assess both hostile and benevolent forms of sexism toward women.

Glick and Fiske

Scholars known for their work on ambivalent sexism, introducing a theory that posits both hostile and benevolent forms of sexism toward women.

Hostile

Exhibiting feelings of intense aggression or antagonism toward others; unfriendly or adverse in nature.

Benevolent

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