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What is generally considered to be the primary moral duty/goal in a sexual relationship?

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Moral Duties within Sexual Relationships Worksheet

1. Which of these actions would not fulfill the moral duty of fidelity in a sexual relationship?

2. When is receiving consent no longer a moral obligation in a sexual relationship?

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

Philosophers have spent a significant amount of time examining moral duties in sexual relationships. These assessments measure your understanding of moral responsibilities in sexual partnerships as well as ideas regarding pleasure and consent.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

You will be tested on:

  • The main moral goal in a sexual relationship
  • An action that would not fulfill the moral duty of fidelity
  • When receiving consent ceases to be a moral obligation
  • Sexual pleasure in intimate relationships

Skills Practiced

  • Knowledge application - utilize your understanding to identify a concept that is generally not considered a moral duty within a sexual relationship
  • Information recall - access the knowledge you've obtained about receiving consent
  • Interpreting information - ensure that you can read information about the moral aspect of sexual pleasure and interpret it correctly

Additional Learning

Discover more about this topic by reviewing the lesson called Moral Duties within Sexual Relationships. Lesson objectives include:

  • Define intimacy
  • Point out actions that demonstrate fidelity in a sexual relationship
  • Explain how sex without consent affects intimacy
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