The Outcome Orientation Perspective of Ethics Is Called

question 87

Multiple Choice

The outcome orientation perspective of ethics is called

• A) psychological.
• B) philosophical.
• C) deontological.
• D) consequentialism.

Identify the role of self-esteem and self-acceptance in relationships.

Comprehend the impact of relationship-enhancing and distress-maintaining attributional styles.

Explore the dynamics of relationship satisfaction over time and the role of alternatives in relationship stability.

Describe the investment model and its application to relationship stability.

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Definitions:

Odometer

A gauge on the dashboard of a car that indicates the distance the car has traveled since it left the factory.

Odometer

A device used in vehicles to measure the distance traveled.

Miles Per Gallon

A measure of fuel efficiency in vehicles, indicating how many miles can be traveled on a single gallon of fuel.

Reimburse

To pay back or compensate someone for expenses they have incurred.