The Impartial Spectator described by Adam Smith is:

a -An impartial flesh-and-blood third party

b- A representation of the opinion of society at large

c - Our supervisor at our place of employment

d -A supposed impartial spectator who knows all of the relevant facts

What does Adam Smith mean by the man within the breast

Our sympathies

Our emotions

Our self-concept

Our conscience

In making moral decisions, it is essential that we be:

Compassionate

Objective

Trusting

Friendly

The Impartial Spectator:

a)Listens to our complaints

b)Helps us determine the propriety of the actions of others

c)Helps us determine the propriety of our own actions

d)Speaks on our behalf