Commonsense Morality Makes a Distinction Between Doing Our Duty and Doing

question 6

Multiple Choice

Commonsense morality makes a distinction between doing our duty and doing more than duty requires,what are called supererogatory actions.This distinction seems to disappear in:

• A)natural law theory.
• B)Rawls's theory.
• C)utilitarianism.
• D)Kant's theory.

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Definitions:

Deception

The act of concealing or misrepresenting the truth to manipulate or cheat.

Distributive Negotiation

Distributive Negotiation is a negotiation approach where parties believe that there is a limited amount of resources or value to be divided, leading to a win-lose scenario where the gain of one party is at the expense of the other.

Enlightened Self-Interest

Acting to further the interests of others, ultimately benefiting oneself as a result.

Competitive Motivation

Refers to the drive or urge to achieve superiority or victory over others in a situation or activity, especially where resources or rewards are limited.