A Situation in Which Machines and Equipment Do Most of the Work

question 52

Multiple Choice

A situation in which machines and equipment do most of the work is known as

• A) high technology.
• B) quality control.
• C) a labor-intensive technology.
• D) an industrial installation.
• E) a capital-intensive technology.

Distinguish between the concepts of pleasure and happiness in ethical theories.

Assess the role of fear and courage in Aristotle's virtue ethics.

Interpret the relevance of moral theories in modern ethical dilemmas and moral decision-making.

Understand the fundamental differences and arguments surrounding categorical imperatives and conditional imperatives.

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