Quiz on Human Flourishing and Bioethics

What does human flourishing primarily refer to?

• Gaining social status

• Maximizing wealth

• Avoiding challenges

• Achieving self-fulfillment

According to Aristotle, what is the highest human good?

• Power

• Eudaimonia

• Pleasure

• Knowledge

Which of the following is NOT one of the four key pathways to human flourishing?

• Work

• Education

• Family

• Travel

What is the purpose of life according to Aristotle?

• To gain knowledge

• To achieve earthly happiness through virtue

• To achieve wealth

• To avoid suffering

What does bioethics primarily deal with?

• Technological advancements

• Ethical and moral questions in biology and medicine

• Environmental issues

• Economic policies

Who coined the term 'bioethics'?

• Aristotle

• Albert Einstein

• Fritz Jahr

• Van Rensselaer Potter

What ethical principle emphasizes the need for informed consent in human experimentation?

• Justice

• Beneficence

• Respect for persons

• Non-maleficence

Which of the following is a threat to human survival mentioned in the text?

• Climate change

• Social media

• Education disparities

• Cultural conflicts

What is a significant concern regarding low-quality pharmaceuticals?

• High prices

• Limited availability

• Access to safe science

• Lack of advertising

What does the Belmont Report emphasize?

• Maximizing profits

• Respect for persons, beneficence, and justice

• Technological advancement

• Environmental protection