The ACT: Feelings and Moral Decision Making Quiz

What do feelings refer to?

• Reactions to events with special meaning

• Memories and emotions

• Perceptions of sensation felt in the body

• Thoughts and beliefs

How are decisions affected by sadness?

• You might settle for things not in your favor

• You become more generous

• You make quick decisions

• You become impatient

What can anger lead to in decision-making?

• Generosity

• Impatience and rash decisions

• Careful consideration

• Optimism about the future

How can fear affect decision-making?

• Clouded by uncertainty and caution

• Impatience and rash decisions

• Generosity

• Quick decisions without consideration

What does Ethical Subjectivism suggest?

• Moral truths are objective facts

• Moral truths are based on societal norms

• Moral truths are universal

• Moral truths are based on individual feelings

According to Emotivism, what are moral judgments?

• Logical deductions

• Universal truths

• Factual claims

• Expressions of our emotions

What is the role of feelings in Feeling-Based Theory?

• Are irrelevant in moral discussions

• Are secondary to logic

• Have no impact on decisions

• Emphasize in moral judgments and ethical decision-making

How are emotions created according to the text?

• Following societal norms

• Reacting impulsively

• Ignoring external stimuli

• Interpreting what's going on around us through memories, thoughts, and beliefs

How do emotions affect decision-making speed?

• Speed up decision-making

• Slow down decision-making

• Have no impact on decision-making speed

• Can affect the speed at which decisions are made

What is the impact of excitement on decision-making?

• No impact on decision-making

• Indecisiveness

• Careful consideration of all factors

• Quick decisions without considering implications