Trolley problem Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Page 1 of 11 HS202 FINAL EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ 1A: Greene provides us with a natural definition of morality. What is it and why, according to Greene, did morality develop into our species? Correct Answer: Morality is a set of psychological adaptations that allow otherwise selfish individuals to reap the benefits of cooperation. Cooperation/morality was able to develop into our species because it offered a competitive evolutionary advantag...

This 31/40 (A) grade essay in Religious Studies - Ethics - Conscience provides a great revision and learning resource for Religious Studies students as it covers much of the topic content, a range of thinkers, modern examples and case studies, and reference to wider reading. Thinkers in this essay include: Aquinas, Freud, Skinner, Fromm, Pavlov, Feuerbach, Golding, and explores the theories of these individuals and counters.

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This is a summary of all the material from last-year's (2020) Ethics course on the VU. It mainly summarizes chapters from Shafer-Landau's book 'The Fundamentals of Ethics', but also deals with other thinkers' texts (e.g.: Goodin, Mill, Kant, Aristotle). Everything is grouped under their respective categories, meaning there are headers for hedonism, utilitarianism, virtue ethics, moral nihilism, etc.

1,624 word paper answering the prompt "How would a utilitarian, Kantian, egoist, and relativist respond to 1) the classic trolley problem and 2) the fat man trolley problem? Cite sources in each case and defend a view in favor of any given response."

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Class notes on the Development chapter of the Barnard Intro to Psychology course. Detailed notes, the black text is directly from the slideshow and the red text is from the professor's lecture. These notes were taken over the course of 4 lectures and cover the entirety of chapter 11 from the linked textbook. This includes and overview of Piaget’s Four Stages of Cognitive Development, Ainsworth's Attachment Theory, Piaget's Moral Developmental Theory, Social learning theory, The Trolley Prob...

PSYCH 103 UNIT 7 PRINCIPLES OF SAFE PRACTICE IN HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE Inton, Maria Sophia Ernestine L3 Health and Social Care YR 2 Bryan Smikle Maria Sophia Aludo Inton L3 Health and Social Care YR 2 UNIT 7 - Principles of Safe Practice in Health and Social Care Bryan Smikle (AP1) Explain the implications of a duty of care in a selected health and social care setting. Duty of Care is the legal obligation that you have when in the position to look after vulnerable ...

Here are three real-life scenarios that involve ethical dilemmas: Scenario 1: The Trolley Problem in Autonomous Vehicles Imagine you are a programmer working for a company that designs autonomous vehicles. Your company's self-driving car is on the road when suddenly, a group of pedestrians crosses in front of it. The car has two options: either swerve and potentially harm the car's occupants or stay on course and hit the pedestrians. You have to program the car to make a split-second dec...