June 2007, Logical Reasoning 1, Question 7
Summary
The content focuses on dissecting a principle application question within the GRE exam, emphasizing the importance of identifying and applying an abstract principle to determine the most advanced form of moral motivation.
- Understanding the principle described by the ethicist is crucial, which states that the highest form of moral motivation is based solely on abstract principles, not on self-interest or societal norms.
- Each answer choice is evaluated based on whether the action is motivated by abstract principles or by self-interest and societal norms, with only one fitting the criteria of advanced moral motivation.
- Answer choice D is identified as the correct answer because it aligns with the principle of acting on abstract principles, in this case, prioritizing environmental protection over monetary gain.
Chapters
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Introduction to Principle Application Questions
00:42
Identifying the Abstract Principle
01:19
Evaluating Answer Choices Against the Principle
02:23
Conclusion and Correct Answer Justification
