For O'Neill, Why Doesn't the Kantian's Focus on Intentions Preclude

question 97

Multiple Choice

For O'Neill, why doesn't the Kantian's focus on intentions preclude a focus on the results of actions?

• A) Because in addition to intentions, Kantians are also concerned with maximizing happiness
• B) Because our intentions reflect what we expect the immediate results of our actions to be
• C) Because there is no reason a Kantian can't also be concerned with results
• D) The Kantian's focus on intentions does preclude thinking about the results of actions

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