(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Easy of Philosophy

Morality is a fundamental aspect of life in society, guiding the actions and interactions among individuals. In 'Critique of Practical Reason', Immanuel Kant argues that the categorical imperative, a moral rule that imposes itself unconditionally and must be followed by any rational being, regardless of their desires or needs, is the basis for the construction of a consistent and universal morality. Considering the Kantian perspective, explain how the application of the categorical imperative could guide a student's behavior in everyday situations, such as: (1) deciding whether or not to cheat on a test, (2) choosing between gossiping about a classmate or maintaining discretion, and (3) helping a classmate who is being bullied. Relate each situation to one of the formulations of the categorical imperative to exemplify its practical application.