Critics of Rule-Utilitarianism Say That

question 17

Multiple Choice

Critics of rule-utilitarianism say that:

• A) its rules are too demanding
• B) it collapses into act-utilitarianism
• C) it is no different than Kantian ethics
• D) rules cannot be formulated

Understand the role and effects of cognitive dissonance in professional settings.

Recognize the importance of self-monitoring in professional development and workplace adaptability.

Identify factors influencing stress in the workplace and its effects on performance.

Acknowledge the role of employee engagement and positive leadership in enhancing workplace dynamics.

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Definitions:

Internally Generated

Refers to processes, thoughts, or stimuli that originate from within an individual, rather than being influenced by external factors.

External Stimulus

An element in the environment that influences behavior or physiological response in an organism.

Theories Of Motivation

A set of principles and propositions that attempt to explain what drives individuals to initiate, direct, and sustain particular actions over time.

Kinsey Survey

A series of studies conducted by Alfred Kinsey and his team which explored human sexual behavior, profoundly influencing social and scientific views on sexuality.