What Is One Way Beauchamp and Childress Describe the Method

question 29

Multiple Choice

What is one way Beauchamp and Childress describe the method of casuistry in ethical reasoning?

• A) Casuistic thinkers exclude rules and principles from moral thinking.
• B) Casuistic thinkers seek a unified theory with universal principles as a foundation for making moral judgments.
• C) Casuistic thinkers believe that appropriate moral judgments occur through an intimate acquaintance with particular situations and the historical record of similar cases.
• D) Casuistic thinkers focus only on the case at hand when making moral judgments.

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Definitions:

Rejection Region

The range of values in a statistical test for which the null hypothesis is rejected.

Alternative

This often refers to a choice or option among a set of possibilities, commonly used in various contexts to denote an option different than the mainstream or current choice.

α

A symbol often used to represent the significance level in hypothesis testing, indicating the probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis.

T

Often refers to the T-statistic in statistical tests, used to determine if there is a significant difference between two groups.