Moral dilemma Religious education

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Moral dilemma Religious Education

What percentage of Dutch top athletes use doping?

1. 12.5%
2. 15%
3. 10%
4. 8.5%

Which illegal substance improves muscle functioning?

1. Hormones
2. Beta blockers
3. Diuretics
4. Steroids

What is the purpose of blood doping?

1. Improve kidney function
2. Increase red blood cells
3. Lower heart rate
4. Enhance concentration

What is a risk of using doping?

1. Mental health damage
2. Better team spirit
3. Increased trust
4. Financial stability

How does doping impact achievements?

1. Increases validation
2. Enhances enjoyment
3. Invalidates achievements
4. Build trust

What is the main argument against doping in sports?

1. It is widely accepted.
2. It undermines fair play.
3. It improves natural talent.
4. It encourages openness.

According to Kant's philosophy, why is using performance-enhancing drugs problematic?

1. It ensures fair competition.
2. It treats athletes as tools for winning.
3. It increases individual success.
4. It aligns with our duty to be honest.

What is one of the main negative impacts of doping on young athletes?

1. Effects their health
2. Encourages cheating.
3. Increases national pride.
4. Effects fair play.

Which famous ethical thought experiment can be used to discuss the potential consequences and ethical considerations of using PEDs?

1. The Trolley Problem
2. Schrödinger’s Cat
3. The Prisoner's Dilemma
4. The Euthyphro Dilemma

What are the long-term consequences of using performance-enhancing drugs in sports?

1. Improved mental health and stability
2. Increased financial stability without any risks
3. Mental and physical dependence on drugs, unfair competition
4. Evolutionized sports and universally better performance

How does the use of performance-enhancing drugs impact the moral principles of honesty, fairness, and equality?

1. It aligns with fairness as it levels the playing field
2. It respects the dignity and rights of others
3. It violates honesty, fairness, and equality
4. It has no significant impact on moral principles

Which philosopher’s concept of the “Golden Mean” would suggest moderation and reject the use of PEDs as an extreme behavior?

1. Socrates
2. Nietzsche
3. Confucius
4. Aristotle