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ᅠᅠResearchers: Ethicists (philosophers of ethics) devote their careers to reflecting on morality and presumably care deeply about it. Moral reflection tends to promote moral behavior, and ethicists tend to be both more prone to and more skilled at moral reflection than non-ethicists. Given that the philosophical ethical theories of ethicists broadly agree with widely accepted moral standards, we expect that ethicists would tend to be better behaved than non-ethicists with regard to widely accepted moral standards.
ᅠᅠTo test this expectation we conducted a survey of attendees of a philosophical conference to assess whether people who have contact with ethicists believe that ethicists are, indeed, particularly well-behaved with regard to widely accepted moral standards. The attendees—each among exactly one of the categories of ethicist, other philosophers (non-ethicists), and non-academics—were asked to evaluate the moral behavior of ethicists as compared to that of other philosophers and non-academics.
ᅠᅠTo test this expectation we conducted a survey of attendees of a philosophical conference to assess whether people who have contact with ethicists believe that ethicists are, indeed, particularly well-behaved with regard to widely accepted moral standards. The attendees—each among exactly one of the categories of ethicist, other philosophers (non-ethicists), and non-academics—were asked to evaluate the moral behavior of ethicists as compared to that of other philosophers and non-academics.
The majority of philosophers who responded to the survey were ethicists.: No
The majority of people who responded to the survey were not ethicists.: Yes
The majority of people who responded to the survey were philosophers.: Yes
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For each of the following statements about the respondents to the survey, select Yes if it accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
For each of the following statements about the respondents to the survey, select Yes if it accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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| The majority of philosophers who responded to the survey were ethicists. | ||
| The majority of people who responded to the survey were not ethicists. | ||
| The majority of people who responded to the survey were philosophers. |
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The majority of philosophers who responded to the survey were ethicists.: No
The majority of people who responded to the survey were not ethicists.: Yes
The majority of people who responded to the survey were philosophers.: Yes
They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than non-academics.: Yes
They rate non-academics, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers.: No
They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers.: Yes
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For each of the following statements about the ethicists surveyed, select Yes if it can reasonably be inferred from the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
For each of the following statements about the ethicists surveyed, select Yes if it can reasonably be inferred from the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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| They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than non-academics. | ||
| They rate non-academics, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers. | ||
| They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers. |
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They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than non-academics.: Yes
They rate non-academics, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers.: No
They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers.: Yes
How many of the non-academics surveyed reported better behavior by ethicists relative to other philosophers?
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Of the following questions, which one is NOT answerable using only the information provided?
Of the following questions, which one is NOT answerable using only the information provided?
| How many of the non-ethicist philosophers surveyed reported better behavior by ethicists relative to non-academics? | |
| Which respondent group, on average, gave the highest rating for the moral behavior of ethicists? | |
| How many of the non-academics surveyed reported better behavior by ethicists relative to other philosophers? | |
| Which respondent group rated itself as being the most well-behaved morally? | |
| How many people responded to the researchers’ survey? |
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How many of the non-academics surveyed reported better behavior by ethicists relative to other philosophers?
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We are asked about what ethicists would rate, so go to Results tab and consider row where respondent group is Ethicists
They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than non-academics. --> YES (Given 3.1 rating, better)
They rate non-academics, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers. --> NO (Can't say as we are given data comparing ethicist vs others, not non-academic vs other philosophers)
They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers. --> YES (Given 3.4 rating, better)
We are asked about what ethicists would rate, so go to Results tab and consider row where respondent group is Ethicists
They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than non-academics. --> YES (Given 3.1 rating, better)
They rate non-academics, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers. --> NO (Can't say as we are given data comparing ethicist vs others, not non-academic vs other philosophers)
They rate ethicists, on average, as better morally behaved than other philosophers. --> YES (Given 3.4 rating, better)
