When Individuals or Groups Use Utilitarianism to Make Ethical Decisions

question 16

Multiple Choice

When individuals or groups use utilitarianism to make ethical decisions, which of the following do they consider?

• A) The end justifies the means.
• B) The greatest good for the greatest number.
• C) Consequences are not the only issue.
• D) Duty is equally important.

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Definitions:

Adverse Possession

The process by which one can legally claim ownership of property by occupying it for a certain period, under certain conditions, without the permission of the owner.

Life Tenant

An individual who has the right to use or occupy property during their lifetime, but cannot sell or transfer the property.

Fee Simple

The most extensive interest in real estate available, granting the owner full possession and control, subject only to governmental restrictions.

Easement

A non-possessory right to use or enter onto another's property for a specified purpose, without owning it.