Logic

choose 1 question and answer in 1200 words    1. What does Descartes have doubts about in his Meditations? What reasons does he offer for having those doubts? How does he try to resolve those doubts? Is he successful? What would Davidson and Spinoza say about those doubts? Critically and in detail develop Descartes views…

 260- to 350-word  summarizing your findings.  Include the following : Summarize the professional counseling licensure requirements in TEXAS (approximately one paragraph). List services, procedures, processes, etc. that counselors can legally perform in clinical practice (provide a bulleted list). Summarize the limitations to the scope of practice in TEXAS. What are counselors prohibited from doing in…

Imagine that society has created the teletransport technology described by Derek Parfit in this week's reading and made it available to you. Recall that this technology works by scanning your entire body (and brain) and recording every last detail of its structure, encoding it in digital form, and destroying the body in the process. The…

Please view the following lessons – (a) What is Morality?, (b) Major Ethical Theories Part 1, and (c) Major Ethical Theories Part 2 - and then answer the following questions in your Discussion for this unit/module.  The questions are: Relativism - Is what is "right" always right? Is what is "wrong" always wrong? In short, are ethics relative? If…

How would you describe Ainsworth's four attachment styles? How would you describe Addiction based on the Self-Medication Hypothesis? How Attachment Theory relates to addiction treatment? SS.png

   According to virtue ethics, an action may be morally good because it has a certain quality, such as being beneficial; however, this in itself does not make it a virtuous act. The actions of virtuous people stem from an underlying disposition of concern for the well-being of others and themselves. The action has an…