Question 1
How does Chiti's experience of developing feelings affect his moral perspective?
Question 2
Which philosophical figure is discussed in relation to the evolution of Eleanor’s actions?
Question 3
What is the primary claim of psychological egoism?
Question 4
How does Eleanor initially view the motivations behind human actions?
Question 5
Which character lacks a comprehensive theory of human nature and exemplifies simplicity?
Question 6
According to David Hume, what is a key driver of moral motivation?
Question 7
What alternative perspective on morality is Eleanor exposed to?
Question 8
What is an example given in class of actions interpreted through a self-interest lens?
Question 9
Why might psychological egoism provide a useful framework for understanding human motivation?
Question 10
What moral approach does Chiti represent?
Question 11
How does Eleanor's exposure to alternative viewpoints affect her beliefs?
Question 12
What notion about parenting was used to illustrate psychological egoism?
Question 13
Despite not being a psychological egoist, how does Tahania display egoistic tendencies?
Question 14
What transformation does Eleanor undergo during the lecture?
Question 15
What challenge does psychological egoism pose to individuals?