Definitions
Name the theorist
Ethical Principles
100

 The descriptive claim that humans are naturally wired to desire only pleasure and avoid pain.

what is Psychological Hedonism ?

100

this theorist questioned whether we should believe that a satisfied pig leads a better life than a dissatisfied human or that a satisfied fool leads a better life than a dissatisfied Socrates 

Who is John Stuart Mill 

100

ensurs that an individual consciously chooses actions that maximize sustainable well-being rather than yielding to unreflective impulses or external coercion

What is Autonomy?

200

The moral claim that pleasure is the only good thing and pain is the only bad thing.

what is Ethical Hedonism? 

200

He argued for several types of hedonism, including those now referred to as Prudential Hedonism, Hedonistic Utilitarianism, and Motivational Hedonism

Who is Jeremy Bentham?

200

  the moral principle of acting to promote the well-being and best interests of others through charity, kindness, and the prevention or removal of harm

What is Beneficence

300

the process by which individuals become accustomed to emotional stimuli, leading to a gradual return to baseline levels of well-being after experiencing positive or negative events . 

 

What is Hedonic Adaptation?

300

 argued persuasively against the Value Hedonists’ central claim – that all and only pleasure is the bearer of intrinsic value

Who is George Edward Moore ?

300

 the ethical principle of "do no harm," requiring individuals to refrain from inflicting unnecessary physical, mental, or emotional pain or injury on others

What is Nonmaleficence 

400

 Focuses on pleasure as an important part of personal well-being and a good life

What is Prudential Hedonism?

400

He taught that pleasure is the ultimate good and pain is the absolute worst. and is the founding father of Hedonism

Who is Aristippus?

400

 hedonism views this not as an absolute or sacred moral truth, but as an instrument used to maximize overall pleasure and minimize pain  

What is Justice

500

Derived from the Greek word hedone, meaning "sweet" or "pleasant."

What is Hedonism?

500

Taught that true pleasure is the absence of pain and fear

Who is Epicurus?

 

500

 Asserts that an individual should pursue their own personal pleasure and happiness above all else.

What is Hedonistic Egoism:

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