ENGR 2392 Exam 1 Review Latest Update Graded A+

ENGR 2392 Exam 1 Review Latest Update Graded A+ Baker Article According to Prof. Bill Baker, the freedom of practicing professionals to make ethical decisions may not be worth s they use a patterned approach. True Baker Article Prof. Bill Baker states that 'values' and 'facts' are inseparable and we must avoid the hazard of assuming that better science could perfectly answer the question: "How safe is safe enough?" True In his article, Prof. Bill Baker points out that engineering responsibility must be [x1] [x2] and not only deal with "can we do it" but also [x3] we do it... forward, looking, ought Baker Article Prof. Bill Baker states that the primary function of analytical philosophy is to identify positive and negative outcomes for all stakeholders resulting from ethical decisions made by practicing professionals. False Baker Article Professionalism entails not only responsibilities, but rights as well, according to Prof. Bill Baker. True Intuition Philosopher and writer David Sosa maintains that intuitions should be treated as unreliable under any and all conditions. Intuitive judgments are intrinsically more flawed than introspective judgments or perceptive judgments. False Intuition Intuition is defined as an insight that just seems to be true or correct. Intuition is not the result of perception, introspection or explicit inference. True Intuition The criticisms mentioned in the article and lecture are intended to introduce doubt about the reliability of intuitions instead of proving that they are always flawed. True Intuition When we examine the reliability of intuitions, we do so by looking at our reasoning processes. True Intuition Intuitions as discussed in this course are presented as an ethical theory on a level equal to Utilitarianism, Respect for Persons and Virtue Ethics. False Intuitions are not an ethical theory since they do not provide answers to three basic questions (1) What is the a supreme principle of morality? (2) How to solve moral problems? and (3) What kind of persons should we be? Utilitarianism One of the most important concepts in utilitarianism is determining what is meant by the term "good" Utilitarianism Prescription (as opposed to description) is the central concern of an engineering ethics course. True Utilitarianism The ethical systems of Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill are referred to as [x1] utilitarianism. hedonistic Utilitarianism:-- Which of the following attributes are important