The Data That a Moral Theory Is Supposed to Explain

question 2

Multiple Choice

The data that a moral theory is supposed to explain are

• A) contemporary cultural standards.
• B) our considered moral judgments.
• C) our emotional reactions.
• D) our moral upbringing.

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Definitions:

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Public attitudes or beliefs about the police force and its operations, often studied in the field of criminology and social science.

Feelings of Safety

Subjective experiences or perceptions regarding the absence of danger or risk in a given environment.

Regression Equation

A mathematical formula used to predict a variable based on the relationship with one or more other variables.

Y-Intercept

The spot on a graph at which a line meets the Y-axis.