A Method of Ethical Reasoning in Which Insight Comes from Answering

question 76

Multiple Choice

A method of ethical reasoning in which insight comes from answering a list of questions is known as the:

• A) deontological approach.
• B) critical questions approach.
• C) general questions approach.
• D) consequentialist approach.

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Definitions:

Franz Mesmer

An 18th-century physician best known for developing what he called "animal magnetism" and what later became known as mesmerism, a precursor to hypnotism.

Theodore Sarbin

An American psychologist and professor known for his work in the development of narrative psychology.

Hypnosis

A trance-like state of focused attention and increased suggestibility, often used for therapeutic purposes.

Fantasy

An imaginative or fanciful thought, not grounded in reality, often serving as a mental escape from mundane or stressful scenarios.