How does SCT respond to the “I never agreed to this” objection?A) By claiming everyone must literally sign a contractB) By saying people who complain should just leave societyC) By arguing that anyone who benefits from society has implicitly agreed to its rulesD) By stating that only voters are bound by moral rule

According to Social Contract Theory, why is it rational to follow moral rules?A) Because morality is enforced by the godsB) Because we benefit from a system where rules are enforced C) Because our conscience always tells us what’s rightD) Because society forces us to obey out of fear of isolation

According to Natural Law Theory, what makes a human action morally good?A) It follows the customs of one’s societyB) It aligns with one’s religious beliefsC) It fulfills the natural purpose of human beingsD) It avoids punishment and gains reward

According to Aristotle, a virtue

The central question of modern ethics:

What is the main question posed by the Euthyphro Dilemma?A) Is morality based on emotion or logic?B) Do humans naturally know right from wrong?C) Is something right because God commands it, or does God command it because it is right?D) Can science determine moral truth?

What are the potential problems with an ethics of care as a standalone moral theory?

According to virtue ethics, what does the virtue of honesty entail?

What makes morality binding according to Deontology?

Which of the following are explanations for why women might be more caring than men? (Select ALL that apply)