MODULE 10 - REASON AND IMPARTIALITY AS REQUIREMENTS FOR ETHICS

Question 1

truths of reason

Answer 1

MORAL TRUTHS

Question 2

the ability of the mid to think, understand, and form judgments y a process of logic. It is an innate and exclusive human ability that utilizes new or existing information as bases to consciously make sense out of thing while applying logic. It is also associated with thinking, cognition, and intellect

Answer 2

REASON

Question 3

they require backing by reasons. In the absence of sensible rationale, they are merely capricious and ignorable.

Answer 3

MORAL JUDGMENTS

Question 4

a matter of weighing reasons and being guided by them

Answer 4

MORAL DELIBERATION

Question 5

manifesting objectivity. It is the quality of being unbiased and objective in creating moral decision – underscoring that a (morally) impartial person makes moral decisions relative to
the welfare of the majority and not for specific people alone.

Answer 5

IMPARTIALITY