According to O'Neill, to Use Someone as a Mere Means

question 11

Multiple Choice

According to O'Neill, to use someone as a mere means is

• A) to seek to profit from them in some way.
• B) to put one's own interests before theirs.
• C) to use them in a way to which they could not in principle consent.
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Verbatim Memory Trace

The detailed and precise recall of exact details, such as words or images, from memory.

Grist

Material or ideas ready to be used or turned into something valuable.

Three-dimensional

Pertaining to or having length, width, and depth.

Cognitive Control

The ability to control thoughts, behaviors, and emotions to achieve goals or respond to environmental demands.