In a Utilitarian Ethical Framework, Moral Correctness Is Based on the Premise

question 12

Multiple Choice

In a utilitarian ethical framework, moral correctness is based on the premise that:

• A) the underlying nature of an action determines its correctness.
• B) the consequences of an action determine its correctness.
• C) the nature of an action and its consequences determines its correctness.
• D) all of the above are correct.

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