The Utilitarian Theory of Ethics Does Not Require

question 25

Multiple Choice

The utilitarian theory of ethics does not require

• A)a choice among alternatives to produce the maximum societal utility.
• B)a determination of whom an action will affect.
• C)an assessment of the effects of alternatives on those affected.
• D)the acquiring of the means of production by workers.

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Definitions:

Systematic Observation

A methodical approach to data collection, where researchers observe subjects in their natural environment without intervening or altering conditions.

Casual Observation

An informal method of gathering information based on spontaneous, non-systematic observations.

Direct Observation

A qualitative research method involving the systematic watching and recording of behaviors, events, or phenomena in their natural settings.

Traditional Thinking

Traditional thinking refers to ideas and beliefs that are handed down from generation to generation, often resistant to change and rooted in historical and cultural precedents.