Foot Insists That the Fact of an Agent's Having Reason

question 7

True/False

Foot insists that the fact of an agent's having reason to do something is itself dependent on his or her feelings, passions, or desires.

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Definitions:

Stimulus-Based Definition

A description that focuses on identifying and explaining the specific external factors that provoke a particular response.

Stress

A physical, mental, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may arise from various situations or thoughts that make someone feel frustrated, angry, or nervous.

Social Readjustment

The process of adapting to significant changes in one's life, which can be a source of stress and require considerable psychological adjustment.

Rating Scale

A method for measuring quantitative or qualitative information by assigning values along a continuous or discrete scale.