What Is a Deontological Constraint

question 25

Multiple Choice

What is a deontological constraint?

• A) A duty to promote the best consequences for everyone, not just yourself.
• B) A moral limit on what someone can do to promote good consequences.
• C) A rule against using premises about duties when reasoning about the consequences of an action.
• D) A limit on the amount of harm one can do to one person to benefit some other person.

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Definitions:

Vallate Papillae

Large, dome-shaped taste buds located at the back of the tongue, involved in the sensation of taste.

Secondary Olfactory

Refers to the brain's processing and perception areas for smells received from the primary olfactory receptors, involved in complex processes such as memory and emotions.

Olfactory Neurons

Specialized sensory cells located in the nasal cavity responsible for detecting and transmitting smells to the brain.

Quinine Water

A beverage containing quinine, historically used as a treatment for malaria and known for its bitter taste.