Kantianism Principles

Question 1

CENTRAL TO MORALITY IS THE ABILITY OF AN INDIVIDUAL TO MAKE MORAL DECISIONS USING THEIR REASON, INDEPENDENT FROM INTERFERENCE

Answer 1

AUTONOMY

Question 2

THE INTENTION BEHIND AN ACTION IS THE ULTIMATE CRITERION FOR ITS MORALITY

Answer 2

GOOD WILL

Question 3

THE MORALITY OF AN ACTION IS DETERMINED BY A SET OF INVIOLABLE RULES, RATHER THAN OTHER FACTORS SUCH AS CONSEQUENCES

Answer 3

DEONTOLOGY

Question 4

AN ACTION IS ONLY MORAL IF YOU COULD WILL FOR EVERYONE TO ACT THAT WAY ALWAYS WITHOUT CONTRADICTION

Answer 4

CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE (FIRST FORMULATION)

Question 5

ACT SO THAT YOU ALWAYS TREAT PEOPLE AS ENDS IN THEMSELVES, AND NEVER MERELY USE THEM AS MEANS

Answer 5

CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE (SECOND FORMULATION)