We Are Entitled to Accept Our Commonsense Moral Experience as Trustworthy

question 12

Multiple Choice

We are entitled to accept our commonsense moral experience as trustworthy evidence unless:

• A)it coincides with our considered moral judgments.
• B)it conflicts with our life goals.
• C)we have good reasons to ignore it.
• D)we have good reasons to doubt it.

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Definitions:

Morphemes

The smallest grammatical units in a language that carry meaning, such as roots, prefixes, and suffixes.

Language Production

The neurological and cognitive processes involved in the generation of spoken, written, or signed language.

Babbling

A stage in child language acquisition, where infants produce sounds of varying tones and combinations as a precursor to language development.

Proto-Language

The hypothetical most recent common ancestor of a group of languages that formed from its dialects.