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Rene Descartes - Answer Believed that the body (including the brain) had material properties and worked like a machine, whereas the mind was non-material and thus did not follow the laws of nature Dualism - Answer seeing mind and body as two different things that interact Thomas Willis - Answer founder of clinical neuroscience; isolated brain damage (biology) could affect behaviour (psychology) Joseph Gall - Answer Bumps on the skull determine personality (phreno...

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"Julien Savulescu defined the "yuk factor" as:" "Julien Savulescu defined the "yuk factor" as:" a) a reasoned response to moral dilemmas b) a primarily deontological approach c) a primarily virtue-driven approach d) primarily a justification for the wrongness of incest e) none of the above - Answer E "Metaethics is best described as:" a) Focused on the specifics of ethics b) Focused on the scope of the principle of utility c) Focused on the nature ...

Meta-ethics - Answer -fundamental beliefs that contextualize your ethical beliefs -its the big idea; context and concept -pure theory about right and wrong Ethics - Answer -deciding what is right and wrong—the application part what is the hardest part about ethics? - Answer -action: the ability to follow through meta-ethics takes place_________ ethics - Answer -outside realism - Answer -universal truths (facts), exist outside the mind -build up en...

Descriptive ethics - Answer describing a state of affairs of a group & hoe they deal with right/wrong prescriptive ethics - Answer making a decision about right/wrong morality - Answer view of right/wrong shared by a group of people or a 'public opinion' of right/wrong non-ethical - Answer having no justification for your opinion In north america, our primary relationship with animals is as _________ - Answer food or pets Lappe's Protein Theo...

what should we take into account when considering enhancements? - Answer - who is affected by enhancement - what values/ends the enhancement serves enhancement is often used as to mark off...? - Answer moral boundaries within the realm of biomedicine enhancement is often contrasted with...? - Answer medically indicated treatments explain enhancements as a boundary marker - Answer professionals may find that enhancement is a useful boundary marker that sets a dif...

Fact (Description) - Answer The highest form of knowledge related to evidence (Must be stated/proven many times) Value (Normativity) - Answer What should or should not be done (Not necessarily fact - appropriate response) Description - Answer Context into the situation (Ethical judgements rely on evidence) Pyramid - Answer Different values of studies - top= trends/outcomes in all studies - help determine if something is true Fallacy - Answer Idea which m...

Fallacies - Answer Not relevant information presented to serve as a distraction, or offering relevant evidence but it is a flawed interpretation. Confirmation bias - Answer a tendency to search for information that supports our preconceptions and to ignore or distort contradictory evidence Genetic Fallacy - Answer Condemning an argument because of where it began, how it began, or who began it. Ad Hominem - Answer a fallacy that attacks the person rather than deal...

why is the definition of personhood so important - Answer 1. For abortion: the status of the fetus is critical 2. For end-of-life scenarios: when - if ever - does one lose personhood? 3. For our treatment of other creatures - are higher order mammals "people uncontroversial - Answer - 'normal' adult human beings (capable, autonomous) more controversial - Answer - Fetuses, infants, children - Animals - Mentally disabled, severely physically disabled - Alzhe...

Which statement below is an example of Kant's "categorical imperative"? A. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth B. Promote the greatest good C. If you want to have a comfortable retirement, you should start saving money early. D. Keep your promises. E. Drink cow's milk for maximal health - Answer D. Keep your promises According to lecture, descriptive ethics is: A. About how people actually behave B. The imperative to treat others as ends in them...

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Money is - Answer 80% behavior 20% knowledge Important things in life - Answer 1. Health 2. Your relationships/loved ones 3. Money money provides freedom/choice, security, opportunity, leisure/travel, helping others, a better world What does the prof argue as the most rewarding thing - Answer helping people in need In the personal finance realm a car Is/Not an asset? - Answer a car is NOT an asset in the personal finance realm In 2019 the median net wor...

Why do we pay taxes? - Answer Taxes are an integral part of our economy. - Taxes are a significant source of funding for governments and are used to pay for a variety of services that we use in our day to day lives. With respect to taxation, what is the role of the federal government, namely with the CRA? - Answer The CRA administers the Act and distributes and collects the forms and publications that taxpayers use to calculate their income tax. Define personal income tax - Ans...

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time Bound - Answer Goal Setting SMART acronym 1. how risky is your job (chance of losing it) 2. how quickly can you get a new job (making around the same amount of money 3. how volatile is your income - Answer how big should your emergency fund be (3-24 months) 3 key points 1. food/utilities/rent/transportation/clothing 2. debt/emergency fund/investing 3. house/car 4. life - Answer budgeted expenses 4 main categories ho...

What is the primary focus of personal financial planning according to Dave Ramsay? - Answer Money is 80% behavior and 20% knowledge; it's about what you do, not what you know. What are the five benefits of money mentioned in the notes? - Answer Freedom/Choice, Security, Opportunity, Leisure, Helping others, A better world. What percentage of the course evaluation is based on the textbook? - Answer 35% from the textbook, the rest from lectures. What does SMART stand ...

What are the 4 types of investment? - Answer 1. Bonds 2. Mutual Funds 3. Publicly Traded Funds 4. Real Estate What are Bonds - Answer Long-term debt securities issued by government agencies or corporations What are mutual funds - Answer MF sell units to individuals and invest the proceeds in a portfolio of investments. It is a type of pooled investment fund Attractive to investors that have limited funds and want to invest in a diversified portfolio What is a...

1) budgeting and tax planning 2) managing your financial resource 3) protecting your assets and income 4) investing 5) planning your retirement and estate - Answer List the five components of a financial plan? (BMPIP) SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and time) - Answer What is the acronym to remember when it comes to goal setting? 3 to 24 months - Answer One's emergency fund should range from _____ to _____ number of months False - Answer True...

investing risk rule #1 - Answer own all ( the best) boats aka diversify investing risk rule #2 - Answer don't get off the roller coaster - don't sell during low troughs, market will always go up risk vs volatility - Answer risk - only owning a few stocks -> avoid risk volatility - fluctuating price of stocks -> welcome volatiltiy short term rule of thumb (investing) - Answer keep any money you need to spend in the next 5 years in a high-interest savi...

5 steps to build a solid foundation - Answer CPDE 1. Increase cash flow 2. Ensure proper protection 3. Eliminate debt 4. Emergency fund 5. Investment 3 ways to honour our good fortune - Answer WWO 1. invest wisely 2. obtain wealth 3. help others what are Barry's two rules to risk? - Answer 1. own all the boats (diversify) 2. don't get off the roller coaster short term rule of thumb - Answer keep any money you need to spend in th...

Market research is conducted during which phase of acquisition? - Answer All phases of the acquisition Feedback:See FAR 10.001(a)(2)(vi) What is use of a procedure that is inconsistent with the FAR? - Answer Deviation Feedback:See FAR 1.401(a) Simplified Acquisition Procedures (SAP) should - Answer Promote competition to the maximum extent practicable Feedback:See FAR 13.003(h) What is the tool (form) used by DoD to apply a structured profit/fee? - Answer DD F...