This Approach, a Variant of Utilitarianism, Considers an Action to Be

question 17

Multiple Choice

This approach, a variant of utilitarianism, considers an action to be ethically good if it will probably produce a greater balance of good over evil:

• A) act utilitarianism
• B) active utilitarianism
• C) sub-utilitarianism
• D) consequentialism
• E) virtue ethics

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Definitions:

Uniqueness

The state or fact of being unlike anything else of its kind, particularly in being the only one.

Self-Image

An individual's view of themselves, encompassing perceptions of one's physical, social, and intellectual attributes.

Unrealistic Self-Appraisal

A distorted evaluation of one's abilities, characteristics, or performance that does not align with objective reality.

Shadow Archetype

A concept in Jungian psychology representing the darker, unacknowledged, and often unconscious aspects of oneself.