Which of the Following Is Rawls' Criticism of Classical Utilitarianism

question 206

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is Rawls' criticism of classical utilitarianism?

• A) It doesn't take seriously the distinction between persons
• B) It represents a teleological doctrine
• C) We cannot conceive of impartiality if that means stripping away one's conception of their good
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Consciously Aware

Being fully aware of one's thoughts, feelings, and environment in the present moment.

Automatic Attitudes

Immediate and instinctive evaluations that occur without conscious awareness towards people, objects, or issues.

Evaluative Responses

Positive or negative reactions, judgments, or assessments made in response to a particular stimulus or situation.

Broad Assortment

A wide or extensive range of different items, types, or categories, often presented together for choice or comparison.