The Categorical Imperative Test Consists of

question 23

Multiple Choice

The categorical imperative test consists of

• A) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if everyone in society acted similarly.
• B) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if only some in society acted similarly but not all.
• C) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if no one else in society acted similarly.
• D) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if most in society benefit even if some in society are harmed.

Explore how self-knowledge is gained through self-attributions and perceptions.

Identify strategies for impression management and their implications.

Comprehend the significance of self-schematic dimensions and their impact on self-concept.

Analyze self-guides in self-discrepancy theory and their influence on behavior and emotions.

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