Ethical reasoning is essentially
a. inductive reasoning. c. deductive reasoning.
b. moral reasoning. d. justice reasoning.
Which president, according to the book, had a deep-seated fear of rejection that translated into a drive to gain power and achieve good works?
a. Ronald Reagan c. Lyndon Johnson
b. Woodrow Wilson d. Richard Nixon
Moral and ethical propositions concern how people
a. ought to behave. c. will behave.
b. do behave. d. have behaved.
During Vietnam, the Johnson administrations reliance on _________ to make sense of the present led to an overemphasis on the domino theory and a strong enemy image of the Soviet Union.
a. historical analogies c. stereotypes
b. wishful thinking d. organizational politics
Which treaty committed states that did not already have nuclear weapons not to acquire them, and states that did have nuclear weapons to not to transfer them to nonnuclear states?
a. Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) of 1968
b. Anti-Ballistic Missiles Treaty (ABM) of 1972
c. Treaty on Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) of 1987
d. Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) of 2010