Many Duty-Based Theorists Believe That Motivation for Moral Action Cannot

question 12

Multiple Choice

Many duty-based theorists believe that motivation for moral action cannot be derived entirely from considerations of duty,just as appropriate motivation cannot be based solely on:

• A)Aristotle.
• B)motivational factors.
• C)virtuous character.
• D)considerations of duty.

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