Utilitarianism,as a Form of Ethical Philosophy

question 10

Multiple Choice

Utilitarianism,as a form of ethical philosophy,

• A)Argues that what is good or moral comes from acts that produce the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
• B)Argues that actions by themselves have a good or bad morality regardless of their consequences.
• C)Is one form of deontological ethical theory.
• D)Is a moral language proposed by Donaldson.

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