HPR 205 FULL STUDY SHEET QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS COLLECTION
●● obligation
Answer: All rights create ____________________ for others to behave
in a certain way, to either provide goods or services, or to refrain from
interference.
●● negative
Answer: Rights are often divided into positive and negative rights. The
rights outlined in the Declaration of Independence are thought to be
____________________ rights.
●● natural and human
Answer: Consider the scenario of a person dying of thirst who comes to
your door begging for water. If you have enough water for yourself and
the person's needs, that person has a ____________________ or
____________________ right to your water.
●● Thomas Hobbs
Answer: The statement that life in the state of nature was "solitary, poor,
nasty, brutish, and short" comes from the work of
____________________.
,●● legal
Answer: Placing the human rights statements of the Declaration of
Independence into the Constitution of the United States changed the
justification of the rights from human reason to ____________________
requirement.
●● high utility
Answer: According to Bentham and Mill, the only basis for the
justification of a right would be ____________________.
●● recipient
Answer: A positive right can be thought of as a ____________________
right or welfare right.
●● negative
Answer: The legal right found in the Constitution that allows citizens to
bear arms and binds others from interference is an example of a
____________________ right.
●● negative
Answer: The fact that women were given the right to abortion by law but
not allowed to receive governmental funding to pay for the procedure is
an example of a ____________________ right.
, ●● values
Answer: Humans are motivated by both needs and values; of the two
____________________ appear to be the more subjective.
●● Morris Massey
Answer: The concept of matching historical events to value groups
within society is an important element of the organizational management
theory of ____________________.
●● Self Actualization
Answer: In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, the highest point of
development is ____________________.
●● Values
Answer: When individuals think about what they "ought" to do in a
particular situation, they are thinking in the world of
____________________.
●● need
Answer: The hungry woman who enters the house and looks in the
refrigerator is probably being motivated by ____________________.
●● Lawrence Kohlberg
AND CORRECT ANSWERS COLLECTION
●● obligation
Answer: All rights create ____________________ for others to behave
in a certain way, to either provide goods or services, or to refrain from
interference.
●● negative
Answer: Rights are often divided into positive and negative rights. The
rights outlined in the Declaration of Independence are thought to be
____________________ rights.
●● natural and human
Answer: Consider the scenario of a person dying of thirst who comes to
your door begging for water. If you have enough water for yourself and
the person's needs, that person has a ____________________ or
____________________ right to your water.
●● Thomas Hobbs
Answer: The statement that life in the state of nature was "solitary, poor,
nasty, brutish, and short" comes from the work of
____________________.
,●● legal
Answer: Placing the human rights statements of the Declaration of
Independence into the Constitution of the United States changed the
justification of the rights from human reason to ____________________
requirement.
●● high utility
Answer: According to Bentham and Mill, the only basis for the
justification of a right would be ____________________.
●● recipient
Answer: A positive right can be thought of as a ____________________
right or welfare right.
●● negative
Answer: The legal right found in the Constitution that allows citizens to
bear arms and binds others from interference is an example of a
____________________ right.
●● negative
Answer: The fact that women were given the right to abortion by law but
not allowed to receive governmental funding to pay for the procedure is
an example of a ____________________ right.
, ●● values
Answer: Humans are motivated by both needs and values; of the two
____________________ appear to be the more subjective.
●● Morris Massey
Answer: The concept of matching historical events to value groups
within society is an important element of the organizational management
theory of ____________________.
●● Self Actualization
Answer: In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, the highest point of
development is ____________________.
●● Values
Answer: When individuals think about what they "ought" to do in a
particular situation, they are thinking in the world of
____________________.
●● need
Answer: The hungry woman who enters the house and looks in the
refrigerator is probably being motivated by ____________________.
●● Lawrence Kohlberg
