CRJ 305

CRJ 305 WEEK 8 QUIZ 1 Justifications for punishment that appeal to beneficial consequences incapacitate deterrence and rehabilitation violate Kant's second variation of the categorical imperative. 2 Human needs and desires are best met by cooperating with others. 3 Dignity is not something that people must earn or lose through their actions according to Kantian ethics. 4 Utilitarianism could allow for disproportionately harsh or lenie

CRJ 305 WEEK 8 QUIZ 1 When confronted with a moral dilemma care ethics encourages us to consider 2 Which of the following is NOT one of the universal conditions of human flourishing outlined in your text 3 Which of the following is a key Aristotelian idea that describes a midpoint between extremes of excess and deficiency? 4 Traits of character that dispose a person to act in a moral fashion are typically referred to as:

CRJ 305 WEEK 8 Discussion Why there an important relationship between virtue, character and behavior in policing? Does moral decision-making assist cj professionals during emergency situations? How do ethics affect cj professionals in court trial?

CRJ 305 WEEK 8 Assignment PART I SHORT ESSAY Directions Please answer the following shot essay questions Each question should have a 1 to 3 page response that addresses the questions. Remember to support your work with APA references and in-text citations. Please use proper APA format. Please visit the Academic Resource Center for concise APA guidelines. 1. Briefly discuss what is meant by moral “virtues” and “vices,ââ

CRJ 305 WEEK 8 QUIZ 1 When confronted with a moral dilemma, care ethics encourages us to consider: 2 Which of the following is NOT one of the universal conditions of human flourishing outlined in your text? 3 Which of the following is a key Aristotelian idea that describes a midpoint between extremes of excess and deficiency? 4 Traits of character that dispose a person to act in a moral fashion are typically referred to as: 5

CRJ 305WEEK 7 DISCUSSION What are the differences between human rights, legal rights and moral rights? If you were in the cj field, how would you react if you saw an unethical situation such as a “friend” or fellow officer committing a crime?

CRJ 305 WEEK 7 Assignment 1 Analyze the assessment process and how areas of deception are isolated in order to overcome the suspect's efforts to maintain his or her negative responses of anger, depression, denial, and bargaining. 2. Explain how investigators identify personality types (demonstrated attitudes) as different from other personality traits. List the ways these subjects may react, think, and solve problems depending upon their

CRJ 305 WEEK 7 QUIZ 1 The idea that we should treat ourselves and others as ends and never as means only is premised upon the more fundamental notion that all human beings have: 2 Deontological ethics would agree that we should allow incarcerated criminals to be released from prison early if they willingly participate in medical experiments that could save the lives of other people. 3 From a Kantian ethical perspective, if we would no

CRJ 305 WEEK 6 QUIZ 1 Utilitarianism suggests that, when considering moral decisions the interests of everyone should be treated equally. 2 John Stuart Mill's utilitarianism differs from that of Jeremy Bentham in that Mill implies that we should consider some goods to be of a higher quality and, thus, more important than others. 3 The question and moral dilemma of whether "dirty" means are sometimes necessary to achieve the "good" end

CRJ 305 WEEK 6 QUIZ 1 Moral egoism suggests that we are always by the nature of human psychology, motivated by self-interest; that all people, all of the time, act so as to promote (what they think are) their own self-interests. 2 Very few people ever reach the highest stages of Kohlberg's model. 3 Under contractualism, morality consists of all explicit and implicit rules that enhance social living. 4 Women often tend to app