According to Mill, If Two Pleasures Are Quantitatively the Same

question 65

Multiple Choice

According to Mill, if two pleasures are quantitatively the same, what determines that one is more valuable than another is that:

• A) it occurs in someone who deserves it.
• B) it is pure pleasure, rather than a mixture of pleasure and pain.
• C) more knowledgeable people prefer it.
• D) it occurs in someone more capable of enjoying it.
• E) None of the above

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Definitions:

Espoused Values

are the explicitly stated values and standards that an organization or individual claims to uphold, which might differ from values-in-action.

Organizational Artifacts

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Organizational Culture

The set of shared beliefs, values, norms, and practices that shapes the social and psychological environment of an organization.

Cultural Strength

The degree to which shared values, beliefs, and norms contribute to the social and psychological well-being of an organization.