Aquinas Says That Judging the Rightness of Actions Is a Matter

question 10

Multiple Choice

Aquinas says that judging the rightness of actions is a matter of:

• A)determining what consequences result from actions.
• B)consulting our feelings,of seeing which way our emotive consciousness points.
• C)consulting church authorities.
• D)consulting reason,of considering rational grounds for moral beliefs.

Grasp the importance of sample selection in gathering data.

Distinguish between types of study outcomes based on evidence (anecdotal vs. statistical inference).

Understand the role of experimental units and their importance in research studies.

Recognize the importance of blocking and matched pairs as strategies to enhance comparative studies.

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