What Does the Ethical Perspective of Ethical Utilitarianism State

question 9

Multiple Choice

What does the ethical perspective of ethical utilitarianism state?

• A) It is the results of one's actions that determines what is moral or good.
• B) What is considered good varies with the particular values of groups and individuals.
• C) It places a moral worth on "doing one's duty."
• D) What is good is that which results in the greatest benefit to me.

Understand the debate around public subsidies for private education.

Know the factors influencing language learning difficulties in children from low-SES families.

Recognize the evolution of intelligence measurement and the debate around intelligence testing.

Understand and correctly identify different parts of speech and their functions in sentences.

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Definitions:

Empirical Nature

Characteristics or properties that are observed through experimentation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.

Factual Disagreement

A situation where individuals or groups have conflicting beliefs or understandings about specific, verifiable information or evidence.

Meaningful Life

A life perceived as having purpose, significance, or value, often according to personal or societal standards.

Coherence Theory

A theory in the field of epistemology that posits that beliefs are true if they cohere with other beliefs in a structured belief system.