Utilitarianism Differs from Duty-Based Morality Because It Says Actions Are

question 10

Multiple Choice

Utilitarianism differs from duty-based morality because it says actions are right

• A)when they produce the most happiness for the greatest number of people.
• B)when they arise from useful intentions.
• C)when they make the actor happy.
• D)when they express a virtuous character.

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Definitions:

Calendar

A system for organizing days based on periods such as weeks, months, and years, used for planning events and activities.

Recurrence

Recurrence refers to the repetition of certain actions or events at regular intervals or under specific conditions.

Regular Intervals

Occurrences or events happening at consistent, predictable times or distances apart.

Appointment

A scheduled meeting or arrangement, especially in professional contexts, often set for a specific time and place.