Question 1. | Question : | What school of ethics would drive the commanding officer (CO) to follow rules and procedures? |
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Question 2. | Question : | A decision to get the injured seaman flown to the aircraft carrier for the good of all is an example of what kind of ethics? |
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Question 3. | Question : | If the CO had been influenced by studying Thomas Aquinas, his decision making would be influenced by what factor? |
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Question 4. | Question : | An excessive fear of not upsetting the carrier air group commander is indicative of which of the following? |
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Question 5. | Question : | For the CO to make a decision in accordance with the categorical imperative indicates that he has been reading what ethicist? |
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Question 6. | Question : | When the CO wants to avoid doing "stupid things," what theory of ethics is he displaying? |
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Question 7. | Question : | When the CO seeks the utilitarian solution for his dilemma, his reasoning follows what principle? |
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Question 8. | Question : | To think, "What can this do for my reputation when I come up for selection as admiral," is an example of what kind of ethics? |
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Question 9. | Question : | For the CO to consider what the crew as a whole would want for handling the situation involves what kind of ethics? |
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Question 10. | Question : | A decision to ask the injured seaman what he wants to happen is what kind of ethics? |
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