What Is Mill's Response to the Objection That People Seek

question 2

Multiple Choice

What is Mill's response to the objection that people seek things other than happiness?

• A) Some people are not sufficiently developed to be moral agents.
• B) Other things sought are desired because they lead to happiness.
• C) We can choose ends for other reasons,but happiness is always the reason for morality.
• D) This is a problem only in totalitarian regimes.

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Definitions:

Generalization

The process of extracting common characteristics from specific examples, leading to a broad conclusion or principle.

Analogy

A juxtaposition of two objects or ideas to shed light on or explain their relationship or distinct features.

Induction

A reasoning method that involves drawing general conclusions from a set of specific observations or instances.

Generalization

The process of formulating general concepts by abstracting common properties of instances.