Sophia ethics milestone 1 with all the correct answers(100% A)

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Sophia ethics milestone 1 with all the correct answers(100% A)

Sophia ethics milestone 1 with all the correct
answers(100% A)

An argument is valid, and its premises are true.

Which of the following terms best describes the argument?

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	Cogent
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	Uncogent
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	Sound
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	Unsound
	CONCEPT

Evaluating an Argument

Which of the following is a benefit of philosophy?

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	Philosophy improves understanding of argumentation.
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	Philosophy defends what is traditional in society.
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	Philosophy maintains society's collective memory.
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	Philosophy is useful as a tool to justify personal opinions.
	CONCEPT

Benefits of Philosophy and Ethics

Kevin has thoroughly researched whether artificial intelligence can have free will.

In order to continue his philosophical inquiry, what should Kevin's next step be?

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	Kevin should choose a side based on how many arguments there are in favor of it.
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	Kevin should carefully consider each argument for or against artificial intelligence having free will.
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	Kevin should reframe his question to be about whether humans have free will.
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	Kevin should choose a side and look for arguments that support it.
	CONCEPT

The Philosophical Approach to Inquiry

Which of the following is a weak inductive argument?

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	Things that are blue are sad. The sky is blue, so it must be sad.
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	Krista's favorite composer is Tchaikovsky. Jason also likes Tchaikovsky. Jason and Krista probably have a lot in common.
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	People who like wine think they're a big deal. Aaron thinks he's a big deal, so he must like wine.
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	Most nurses are good people. Andrew is a nurse. Andrew is probably a good person.
	CONCEPT

Evaluating the Structure of an Argument

Which of the following is a philosophical question?

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	Can one sport be objectively better than another?
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	What is the capital of the United States?
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	How many people live in poverty in the world?
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	When was the first World Series played?
	CONCEPT

Philosophical and Non-Philosophical Inquiry

Because she is a teacher who works with children, Yuki is required by law to report suspected abuse. One day a student says that his dad frequently hits him after having a drink. Despite the boy's insistence that it's a secret, Yuki informs the school office, which calls the authorities. Yuki's decision constitutes a(n) __________ action.

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	impermissible
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	obligatory
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	supererogatory
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	neutral

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