1.Causal arguments

• A.are powerful because they capture our imaginations, are persuasive and help us to clarify complex ideas
• B.refers to a relationship between two events that occurs more regularly than probability allows for
• C.claim that something did or did not cause something else

2,Correlation

• A.makes claims that are probably based on the premises
• B.refers to a relationship between two events that occurs more regularly than probability allows for
• C.claims that something did or did not cause something else

3.Moral reasoning

• A.if you honestly believe that something is right for you, then it is moral
• B.is a thinking process involved in deciding whether an act is right or wrong
• C.is not influenced by social cognitive skills

4.Ethical subjectivism

• A.argues that morality is whatever feels right for you
• B.considers all opinions to be equally reasonable, making it one of the strongest arguments
• C.argues that morality is whatever is normal or customary for a certain culture
• D.argues one should live up to what others expect

5.Cultural relativism

• A.argues that morality is whatever feels right for you
• B.acknowledges personal opinion
• C.acknowledges universal moral principles
• D.argues that morality is whatever is normal or customary for a certain culture