Krebs believes that early humans banded together in groups
a. for large game hunting and protection against predators.
b. because of the long-term dependency of our young.
c. because they simply found greater enjoyment in social groups.
d. for reasons that cannot be explained in terms of natural selection.
e. only in times of extreme danger or vulnerability, and more typically lived in isolation.
a
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a. moral and legal rights b. moral but not legal rights c. legal but not moral rights. d. neither legal nor moral rights
Utilitarianism _____
A. is a deontological ethical theory that uses a scientific, empirical basis for ethics B. is a teleological ethical theory that bases ethics on private philosophical insight C. is a deontological ethical theory that uses pleasure and notions like "the greatest good of the greatest number" as standards for judging the morality of actions D. is a teleological ethical theory that uses pleasure and notions like "the greatest good of the greatest number" as standards for judging the morality of actions
Suppose that a detective formulates the hypothesis that a pair of gloves found at the scene of a burglary belongs to the burglar. Such a hypothesis is called:
A) An empirical hypothesis. B) A tentative hypothesis. C) A theoretical hypothesis. D) A conjectural hypothesis. E) An investigational hypothesis.
"I neither accept nor reject that acupuncture can be beneficial" could be the direct expression of
A) the belief that sound acupuncture can be beneficial. B) the non-belief about whether acupuncture can be beneficial. C) the disbelief that acupuncture can be beneficial.