What is the best match?
socialism
{ 1 } - Pleasure is the only intrinsic good; pain is the only intrinsic bad. (This is ethical hedonism; psychological hedonism claims that people act only for the sake of gaining pleasure and avoiding pain.)
{ 2 } - "Good" is indefinable, there are objective moral truths, and the basic moral truths are self-evident to a mature mind
{ 3 } - The basic moral principles say that we ought, other things being equal, to do or not to do certain kinds of action
{ 4 } - A social system characterized by community ownership and control of organizations that provide goods and services, cooperation instead of competition, an egalitarian ideal of everyone sharing somewhat equally in the goods of society, and government playing a big role in promoting positive rights (like health care and a decent standard of living) for everyone
{ 5 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
<= back | menu | forward =>
Directions: Click on a number from 1 to 5.
1 is wrong. Please try again.
socialism
{ 1 } - Pleasure is the only intrinsic good; pain is the only intrinsic bad. (This is ethical hedonism; psychological hedonism claims that people act only for the sake of gaining pleasure and avoiding pain.)
{ 2 } - "Good" is indefinable, there are objective moral truths, and the basic moral truths are self-evident to a mature mind
{ 3 } - The basic moral principles say that we ought, other things being equal, to do or not to do certain kinds of action
{ 4 } - A social system characterized by community ownership and control of organizations that provide goods and services, cooperation instead of competition, an egalitarian ideal of everyone sharing somewhat equally in the goods of society, and government playing a big role in promoting positive rights (like health care and a decent standard of living) for everyone
{ 5 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
hedonism <=> Pleasure is the only intrinsic good; pain is the only intrinsic bad. (This is ethical hedonism; psychological hedonism claims that people act only for the sake of gaining pleasure and avoiding pain.)
<= back | menu | forward =>
2 is wrong. Please try again.
socialism
{ 1 } - Pleasure is the only intrinsic good; pain is the only intrinsic bad. (This is ethical hedonism; psychological hedonism claims that people act only for the sake of gaining pleasure and avoiding pain.)
{ 2 } - "Good" is indefinable, there are objective moral truths, and the basic moral truths are self-evident to a mature mind
{ 3 } - The basic moral principles say that we ought, other things being equal, to do or not to do certain kinds of action
{ 4 } - A social system characterized by community ownership and control of organizations that provide goods and services, cooperation instead of competition, an egalitarian ideal of everyone sharing somewhat equally in the goods of society, and government playing a big role in promoting positive rights (like health care and a decent standard of living) for everyone
{ 5 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
intuitionism <=> "Good" is indefinable, there are objective moral truths, and the basic moral truths are self-evident to a mature mind
<= back | menu | forward =>
3 is wrong. Please try again.
socialism
{ 1 } - Pleasure is the only intrinsic good; pain is the only intrinsic bad. (This is ethical hedonism; psychological hedonism claims that people act only for the sake of gaining pleasure and avoiding pain.)
{ 2 } - "Good" is indefinable, there are objective moral truths, and the basic moral truths are self-evident to a mature mind
{ 3 } - The basic moral principles say that we ought, other things being equal, to do or not to do certain kinds of action
{ 4 } - A social system characterized by community ownership and control of organizations that provide goods and services, cooperation instead of competition, an egalitarian ideal of everyone sharing somewhat equally in the goods of society, and government playing a big role in promoting positive rights (like health care and a decent standard of living) for everyone
{ 5 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
prima facie view <=> The basic moral principles say that we ought, other things being equal, to do or not to do certain kinds of action
<= back | menu | forward =>
4 is correct!
socialism
{ 1 } - Pleasure is the only intrinsic good; pain is the only intrinsic bad. (This is ethical hedonism; psychological hedonism claims that people act only for the sake of gaining pleasure and avoiding pain.)
{ 2 } - "Good" is indefinable, there are objective moral truths, and the basic moral truths are self-evident to a mature mind
{ 3 } - The basic moral principles say that we ought, other things being equal, to do or not to do certain kinds of action
{ 4 } - A social system characterized by community ownership and control of organizations that provide goods and services, cooperation instead of competition, an egalitarian ideal of everyone sharing somewhat equally in the goods of society, and government playing a big role in promoting positive rights (like health care and a decent standard of living) for everyone
{ 5 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
socialism <=> A social system characterized by community ownership and control of organizations that provide goods and services, cooperation instead of competition, an egalitarian ideal of everyone sharing somewhat equally in the goods of society, and government playing a big role in promoting positive rights (like health care and a decent standard of living) for everyone
<= back | menu | forward =>
Before continuing, you might try some wrong answers.
5 is wrong. Please try again.
socialism
{ 1 } - Pleasure is the only intrinsic good; pain is the only intrinsic bad. (This is ethical hedonism; psychological hedonism claims that people act only for the sake of gaining pleasure and avoiding pain.)
{ 2 } - "Good" is indefinable, there are objective moral truths, and the basic moral truths are self-evident to a mature mind
{ 3 } - The basic moral principles say that we ought, other things being equal, to do or not to do certain kinds of action
{ 4 } - A social system characterized by community ownership and control of organizations that provide goods and services, cooperation instead of competition, an egalitarian ideal of everyone sharing somewhat equally in the goods of society, and government playing a big role in promoting positive rights (like health care and a decent standard of living) for everyone
{ 5 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
intrinsically good <=> What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
<= back | menu | forward =>
the end