Clancy Martin | a Brief Introduction to the Morality of Deception

question 51

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Clancy Martin | A Brief Introduction to the Morality of Deception
Martin introduces the basic questions concerning deception and the philosophers who have contributed to this topic in ethics. He discusses the prevalence of lying even while it is considered an immoral act, the philosophical arguments for and against the act of lying, the moral complexities of deception, and concludes with the paradox of self-deception
-___________ held that the most dangerous lies are those we tell ourselves before telling them to other people.

• A) Mill
• B) Machiavelli
• C) Nietzsche
• D) Plato

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Definitions:

Intergroup Contact

The interaction between members of different social groups, which can reduce prejudice and improve intergroup relations.

Discriminatory Behavior

Actions or practices that result in unequal treatment of individuals or groups based on certain characteristics such as race, gender, or disability.

Emotional

Pertaining to feelings or affective states, often influencing behavior, perception, and physical responses.

Prejudice

A preconceived opinion or judgment without adequate knowledge or exposure, often leading to discrimination and societal tension.