1.Acting to benefit oneself. O2.Acting to benefit others for the sake of oneself
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1.Acting to benefit oneself. O2.Acting to benefit others for the sake of oneself 03, Giving up some present benefit for the sake of a future benefit. 4.Acting to benefit others for the sake of others. QUESTION 15 1 points Save Answer Moral nihilism is the view that all moral facts are: 1.objective O2.subjective 3. Both 1 and 2 4. Neither 1 nor 2 QUESTION 16 1 points Save Answer According to Jean Kazez, which one of the following is an objective value? O1. Progress 2, Health O3. Rationality O4. Wealth QUESTION 17 1 points Save Answer Which one of the following statements is false? 1. If hedonism is false, then happiness is not intrinsically valuable. O2. If the desire satisfaction theory is true, then happiness is not intrinsically valuable. 3. If the satisfaction of desire is an intrinsic good, then hedonism is false. 4. Even if the desire theory is true, many things can still have instrumental value. 5. None of the above. QUESTION 18 1 points Saved What does Lindemann see as the fundamental concern of feminism? O1. Freedonm Justice Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save Al Answers to save all answers. Save All Answers Close Window Save and SubmitExplanation / Answer
Q15. (4) Neither a nor b because nihilist believes that there are no moral facts and there is nothing like right or wrong. For nihilist what they call moral is actually an aspect of mental functioning in reaction to certain types of behavior.
Q16. (1) Progress
Q17. (3) if the satisfaction of desire is an intrinsic good, then hedonism is false. ( Because hedonist believed that people must do everything in their power to achieve maximum pleasure and satisfaction)
Q18. Power
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