Bentham says that we are sometimes not motivated by any conceivable pain or pleasure.

Bentham says that we are sometimes not motivated by any conceivable pain or pleasure.

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2Question

Act Utilitarianism says, roughly, that individual actions should aim to maximize overall utility.

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3Question 31 pts

Bentham at least suggests that a moral theory based on sympathy is a theory of caprice.

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4Question

Bentham says that the four sanctions of utility are different in kind.

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5Question

Bentham says that fear is the promise of pain.

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6Question

Political pleasure comes from supernatural sources.

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7Question

A principle contrary to the principle of utility can be contrary to it all the time or just sometimes.

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8Question

If I give pursue pleasure that is less likely instead of one that is more likely, ceteris paribus, I am violating Bentham’s principle of fecundity.

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9Question

If I avoid pain that is less intense and suffer one that is more intense, all things equal, I am violating Bentham’s principle of intensity.

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10Question

Physical pleasure is a factor in Bentham’s utility calculus.

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11Question

Bentham says that communities are fictitious bodies.

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12Question

If I suffer pain because I drink too much alcohol, this pain comes from physical sanction.

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13Question

Bentham says that we can use common sense to figure out what is right.

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14Question

Aggregation is a principle that says we can combine pleasures and pains of different people.

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15Question

Bentham says that inculcating moral virtue is the goal of good political legislation.

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16QuestioN

Bentham says that idleness is the mother of vice and misery.

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Question 17Question

Bentham says that we need to consider the number of people who will feel pleasure or pain when we attempt to determine what is right.

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18Question

Interactions from individual dispositions are moral pleasures.

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Question 19

Bentham says that our only two masters are pleasure and pain.

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20Question

Bentham says that a moral system based on sympathy and antipathy would be an objective moral theory.

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