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

question 9

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:

Organizational Capacity

The ability of an organization to utilize its resources effectively to achieve its goals, encompassing elements like skills, technology, and processes.

Individual Readiness

The state of being prepared and willing to undertake specific tasks or to adapt to changes, often influenced by personal attributes and circumstances.

Employee Satisfaction

A measure of how content and happy employees are with their job and working environment, impacting productivity and retention.

Individual Readiness

is the measure of how prepared a person is to undergo change, influenced by personal attributes and situational factors.