1.To avoid weighing conflicting duties to others Kant sought to ________. Group of answer choices merge the less important duties into one duty. to join them together into one everyday principle to make decisions easier and more ethical. replace these duties with a rights based ethical system. 2. An advantage of "Rights" theory is that ________. Group of answer choices it is easy for the individual to understand and apply. it resolves social conflicts. it never promotes intolerance to others. 3. A disadvantage of the "Rights" theory is that ________. Group of answer choices there is no clear way to determine where my freedom stops and yours begins. it always encourages intolerance to others. it is difficult to understand and to apply. 4. As a skeptic of the study and application of ethics and morals, Nietzsche believed that ________. Group of answer choices moral codes are interpretations of present reality and that the morality of a decision depends on who is making it and when. each individual has their individual ethics which cannot change over time. morality is dependent on and evolves with the discovery of natural law. 5. Doing business ethics means ________. Group of answer choices using the 'smell test" ( doesn't seem fair) to reach an opinion and conclusion on ethical actions or conduct. using reasoning to reach opinions and conclusions about ethical conduct and behavior. using either the "smell test" or reasoning to reach opinions and conclusions about ethical conduct or behaviors. 6. Following and pursuing your goals by whatever you have to do to get there ________. Group of answer choices is following an ethical theory based on the ends justifying the means. is following an ethical theory based on the means justifying the ends. is a practical morally adequate ethical system. 7. The veil of ignorance refers to ________. Group of answer choices setting rules without knowing whether the rules will be applied to the rule maker. setting rules without the affected parties knowledge. a method to always make sure everyone accepts the rules as fair. 8. The difference between an argument based on morality and an argument based on ethics is ________. Group of answer choices that morals is about what the rules are and ethics is about what they should be. essentially identical since both concern determining right from wrong. that morality is where ethics comes from. 9. In practice a problem with the "Rights" theory is that ________. Group of answer choices my positive rights to life, freedom and happiness conflict with your same positive rights. my negative rights to life, freedom and happiness conflict with your same negative rights. my positive rights always conflict with my societal duties. 10. The "Rights" theory of ethics recognizes ________. Group of answer choices the individual rights of life,freedom and the pursuit of happiness. that rights are always to be balanced against social duties. that social individual duties do have priority over rights. 11. A right is best defined as ________. Group of answer choices a social obligation to allow an individual's freedom. as the personal freedom to do whatever one pleases. a justified claim against others who are also morally obligated to permit and assist. 12 Kant's first categorical imperative directs ________. Group of answer choices one to act in such a way as to never harm himself. one to act based on their inherent rights not their required duties. one to act in such a way as everyone should act all the time. 13. Leaving businesses and capitalism to solve their own ethical problems ________. Group of answer choices is failing to even consider or apply ethics. is itself a form of ethics, called egoism. leaves them totally without any ethics or morality