Second-order desires are directed on ________.
A. persons
B. states of affairs
C. objects
D. first-order desires
Answer: D
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Someone who believes in keeping the death penalty is a(n)
a. retributivist. b. abolitionist. c. advocate. d. retentionist.
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Critical thinking is important mostly in order to make ________ possible
A. rational dialogue B. learning information C. job skills D. intelligence
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