Practice-Based Ethics as Described by Husted and Husted (1995), Focuses

question 37

Multiple Choice

Practice-based ethics as described by Husted and Husted (1995) , focuses on:

• A) bringing about human benefit.
• B) normative approaches to ethics.
• C) examining moral life.
• D) understanding right or good action.

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Definitions:

Mental Imagery

Refers to the simulation or recreation of perceptual experience in the mind in the absence of the relevant external stimuli.

Implicit Encoding

A principle of imagery holding that mental imagery is used in retrieving information about physical properties of objects, or about physical relationships among objects, that might not have been explicitly encoded.

Structural Encoding

The process of converting sensory input into a meaningful perceptual representation based on the structure of objects.

Brain Activity

The various physiological and neurochemical operations that occur within the brain, including cognitive processes and neural communications.