Emotivism are not statements of facts, but a mere expressions of...Question 2Answera.guiltb.Emotionc.happpinessd.anxiety

Which among the following is the proper definition of Emotivism?Question 6Answera.a less subtle and less sophisticated than subjectivismb.new version of subjectivismc.an improved version of subjectivismd.older version of subjectivism

The following statements are NOt true about Ethical subjectivism exceptQuestion 8Answera.We disapprove thingsb.We need to agree with culture or societyc.We approve thingsd.We are to identify our moral principles by simply following our feelings

Emotivists (e.g. C. L. Stevenson), as Rachels and Rachels note, argue that two people might agree about all the facts (i.e. have the same beliefs about something) but can still disagree. How?Group of answer choicesIn their appreciation of the factsIn how they categorize the facts (e.g. how they organize them into conceptual schemes).In their attitudes (e.g. likes or dislikes) about the facts.In the specific words they choose to talk about the facts to others.

What are the two theories in ethics that give focus on the role of feeling on morality?Question 3Answera.Ethical subjectivism and emotionb.Subjectivism and emotivismc.Feeling and emotiond.Ethical subjectivism and emotivism

Which of the following statement best describes relativism?a.Facts are all human creationsb.Facts are concrete but cannot be accessed directlyc.Facts exist and can be revealedd.Facts are dependent on the viewpoint of the observer