Spending Extra Time Studying Material So That It "Becomes as Familiar

question 27

Multiple Choice

Spending extra time studying material so that it "becomes as familiar as old jeans" is referred to in the text as

• A)unnecessary.
• B)overworking.
• C)overstudying.
• D)overlearning.

Understand and articulate arguments for and against ethical relativism and identify possible universal values.

Analyze moral dilemmas through the lens of major ethical theories.

Differentiate between psychological egoism and ethical egoism and critique both positions.

Explore the role of reason, emotion, and cultural assumptions in moral reasoning and the critique of these elements by feminist philosophers.

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