The Kantian Maxim Requiring That No Action Be Judged as Right

question 15

Multiple Choice

The Kantian maxim requiring that no action be judged as right, which cannot reasonably become a law by which every person should always abide, is known as:

• A) the categorical imperative.
• B) the practical imperative.
• C) deontology.
• D) utilitarianism.

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