Consequentialism and Its Impact on Moral Psychology
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This exam assesses consequentialist theories and their implications in moral psychology, focusing on how outcomes shape moral reasoning and ethical decision-making.
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Exam Details
Duration: 30 minutes
Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Ethics, Introduction to Moral Philosophy
Key Topics
- Consequentialism
- Moral Outcomes
- Ethical Decision Making
- Normative Ethics
Learning Outcomes
- Explain Consequentialist Principles
- Analyze Moral Implications of Outcomes
- Discuss Ethical Frameworks
Full Description
This exam evaluates consequentialist theories and their implications for moral psychology. It focuses on how outcomes influence moral reasoning and ethical decisions.
The role of consequentialism is pivotal in moral discussions, as it sets the stage for evaluating actions based on their outcomes, affecting personal and societal ethical considerations.
Assessment will center around candidates' verbal articulation of consequentialist theories and their understanding of their implications on moral judgments.
Students should engage with case studies that illustrate the practical applications of consequentialist thinking in moral psychology.
Sample Questions
- How does consequentialism evaluate the morality of actions?
- In what ways can consequentialist thinking inform ethical dilemmas?
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