For Kant, one’s motive is  _______ in determining whether an act was ethical.

According to the Watching Assignments, Kant believed that free will was not consistent with moral laws.

Which of the following proposed an ethical theory that could be expressed as follows: “Act only according to the maxim by which you can at the same time believe that it should become a universal law”?

Which of the following philosophers proposed an ethical theory that would regard punishment as justifiable only if the harm that the punishment prevents is greater than the harm that the punishment inflicts upon the offender.

According to the Watching Assignments, Kant believed that the moral law came from within the person, not from some external lawgiver.

Name the specific toe bone.

When a negotiator offers this type of explanation they are suggesting that while their current position may appear negative, it derives from positive motives, such as an honest mistake.

____ is a listening problem where the listener deliberately avoids paying attention to pieces of information they don’t want to hear.

Some nonverbal acts let the other know that you are listening and prepare the other party to receive your message. What is the term used to describe these actions?

Which statement concerning the characteristics of language in negotiation is not true?