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Affordable housing for the mentally ill

Since there is a shortage of affordable housing for the people with mental illness,the Government should expand the number of safe,affordable independent housing units in order make recovery possible.

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The Federal Government should increase the funding for provincial governments and non-profit groups to provide housing for the mentally ill.

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Motive –Quiz B

 

Test your knowledge about Motives


The third of the five classes of moral terms and judgments is ‘motives’.

Quiz

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1. Do people sometimes commit wrong acts for wrong’s sake in small matters?

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2. What could be the bad motive which makes a wrong act a morally bad act?

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3. What,then,is a morally bad person?

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4. What if a person does a wrong act reluctantly?

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5. What must a person do to be considered a morally weak agent?

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6. How would you describe a person who feels no reluctance about doing a wrong action?

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7. A review of moral goodness and moral badness suggests that there seem to be stages of moral goodness and moral badness. What is the highest level of moral goodness?

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8. What is the moral goodness of the ordinary decent person …probably the level most people are at most of the time?

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9. How would you describe people who frequently mistakenly believe something to be right when it is,in fact,wrong?

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10. What is meant when it is said that a person has moral blind spot?

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11. What is meant when it is said that a person has moral blind spot?

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12. How might we describe a person who is totally undeterred by the wrongness of an act and not motivated to do what is right?

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13. What do we mean when we say a person has a conscience?

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14. What about the person who is not indifferent to the wrongness of an act and who desires to do his duty but who is careless?

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15. Solve this problem:

Suppose that John believes that he ought to do X.

But in fact it is not the case that he ought to do X

Ought he then do X?

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