A Concise Intro To Logic
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ISBN: 9781305147775
Author: Hurley
Publisher: Cengage
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A company plans to use a Covid vaccine for all of its employees which is proved to be having a positive result. After taking it, most patients will be cured and only a few will have side effects. Which ethical approach is followed in this scenario?
a.
Fairness approach
b.
Justice approach
c.
Utilitarian approach
d.
Virtue ethical approach
Why ethics is Normative Science?
a.
Because ethical standards are fixed and not changing
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Because it is descriptive science is concerned with what is this. It deals with facts and explains them by their causes
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Because it deals with human conduct that is conscious, deliberate, and voluntary activity
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Because we decide something is wrong on the basis of the common norms for all society
Which one of the following is not a step in sound ethical decision making process in business?
Select one:
a. Accept the causes
b. Identify the consequences
c. Gather the facts
d. Define the ethical issue
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- 10 According to Karen Warren, what is ecological feminism? a Ecological feminism is a philosophical position which holds that nature should be understood as female b Ecological feminism is the belief that women are more environmentally responsible than men c Ecological feminism is the investigation of similarities in the oppression of women by men and the exploitation of nature by humans d All of the above e None of the above 11 According to Karen Warren, which of these statements is true? a Conceptual frameworks are deliberately chosen by members of a society b All societies have the same conceptual framework c Some conceptual frameworks facilitate oppressive relationships between groups d All of the above e None of the above 12 Which of these does Karen Warren identify as a component of an oppressive conceptual framework? a Dualistic thinking b Hierarchical values and social structures c The logic of domination d All of the above e None of the abovearrow_forwardeach should be 1000 or more words Critically assess the construct of “Ethical Decision Making”. How can we apply the concept in navigating “moral dilemmas” in sport? As sport becomes more commercialized, and the act of winning consistently prioritized, the role of ethics in sport will continue to be overshadowed”! Critically assess this statement, and prepare a statement in response to same. Defend your response with the appropriate literary content. Sport today, is not a battle of wits or athletic prowess. Instead it is a competition amongst scientists aligned to competing or participating countries”! Assess this statement In the context of the prevalence of the use of “Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs)” in sport!arrow_forwardPlease offer a resolution to the following case utilizing both utilitarian and deontological approaches then explain which approach renders the best course of action. A major tobacco company has proposed that its new CEO be nominated to the board of directors of a three-hospital regional health system. The CEO lives and works in the community. In addition to suggesting membership on the board, the tobacco firm has indicated a willingnes to sponsor or cosponsor a variety of health promotion activities in the community, with special outreach to children and persons who are economically disadvantaged. The health system's senior management team is divided about whether to proceed with the nomination. Some believe that because the CEO brings much needed expertise in the areas of finance and investment, he is a good candidate for the board. Others believe that, despite these qualifications, such a nomination might be viewed as supporting the tobacco companies product and…arrow_forward
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