The Common-Sense Notion of Being Morally Responsible for an Act

question 14

Multiple Choice

The common-sense notion of being morally responsible for an act assumes situations in which the

• A) agent has causal responsibility.
• B) agent has liability-responsibility.
• C) act is voluntary.
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Pooling

The process of combining data from different sources or groups to perform a collective analysis.

Null Hypothesis

A basic assumption or statement that there is no effect or no difference, used as a starting point for statistical testing.

Sample Proportions

The fraction or percentage of sample units that exhibit a particular trait or characteristic.

Population Proportions

A measure of the fraction of the total population that falls into a specific category.