Observations That Can Be Quantified May Produce Measures For

question 40

Multiple Choice

Observations that can be quantified may produce measures for:

• A) conversation
• B) oral questionnaires
• C) purposive sampling
• D) hypothesis testing

Understand the challenges in predicting outcomes and the potential inefficiency of consequentialist deliberations.

Understand the principle of utility and its association with the Greatest Happiness Principle as articulated by Mill.

Recognize the challenges and objections to act consequentialism, including the practical difficulty of calculating consequences for every action.

Identify key classical utilitarian theorists and their contributions to ethical philosophy.

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