14. The likelihood that if a decision is
implemented it will lead to the harm or benefit predicted is referred to as_____..
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a.
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concentration of effort
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b.
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probability of effect
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c.
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proximity
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d.
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temporal immediacy
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ANS: B
15. Assuming
that all other conditions remain constant, ethical intensity will ____ with
increases or decreases in one or more of its factors.
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a.
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remain constant
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b.
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vary inversely
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c.
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vary directly
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d.
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change unpredictably
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ANS: C
16. _____is
probably the most important factor relating to disagreements on the ethical
intensity of passing a federal law protecting homosexuals from discrimination.
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a.
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Proximity
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b.
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Probability of effect
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c.
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Social consensus
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d.
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Temporal immediacy
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ANS: C
17. ____
is the amount of public agreement that a proposed decision is bad or good.
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a.
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Proximity
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b.
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Temporal immediacy
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c.
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Social consensus
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d.
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Concentration of effort
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