Presentation description Slide 1 Chapter 9 Discussion Questions Slide 2 Intrinsically Good Not everything with good results is good Because there are many things that one can do for own good but it could prove to be bad for someone …
Determine all of your options. Which actions are open to you at the moment? In my opinion, life offers options. Not all things are bad or good in themselves. Some might be. So, for me, I can be good to …
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Identify what is intrinsically bad (i.e. bad all by itself). Examples might include physical pain, mental anguish, sadistic impulses and betrayal of innocents. We could reverse the ideas presented in the previous section and say that whatever produces bad results …
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Identify what is intrinsically good-valuable in and of itself, and worth having for its own sake. Familiar candidates include happiness, autonomy, knowledge, and virtue. The thought that comes to the mind about something being intrinsically good is that anything that …
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Key debates in African Diaspora Studies Answer ONE question from below. Your answer must not exceed THREE typewritten pages. It can be either single or double-spaced, but must be Times New Roman at 12-point font. All references in the text …
Video Title: TRUMP vs CLINTON – 2016 US Gen Election, A Preview Review of the Video In this video, Paul Tennassee examines the main issues discussed in the 2016 presidential elections related to different communities in America especially the Caribbean …
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Video Title: Connecting Students to the Globalizing World Review of the Video The video provides an insight into the role of Professor Paul Tennassee who is the rector of international affairs at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC). …
Conflict Mode Instrument Introduction Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument (TKI) is utilized to know about the responsive behavior of a person to conflicting situations. This instrument tells if a person would satisfying his/her concerns or be “assertive” when in a conflict …
Locus of Control (LOC) Introduction Locus of control is an idea of a human attitude that was first introduced by Julian Rotter in 1966 (Rotter and Julian, 1990). Locus of control suggests that people might think that the outcomes of …
Learning Style Inventory Introduction This test has been developed to understand the learning styles of people. For example the test result might suggest one to be good at learning from visual processes. Others might turn out to be good at …
