Utilitarians Can Completely Avoid the Problem of Adding Up Well-Being

question 12

Multiple Choice

Utilitarians can completely avoid the problem of adding up well-being by claiming that well-being consists in

• A) how happy you are.
• B) how much your desires are satisfied.
• C) Both of the above
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Everyday Interaction

The routine, daily social interactions among individuals within a community or society.

Emotional Labour

The process of managing and regulating one's emotions to align with the expectations or requirements of a job or social situation.

Workday

The part of the day during which one is engaged in work-related activities, often defined by standard business hours.

Digital Divide

The gap between individuals who have access to modern information and communication technology and those who do not, affecting opportunities for economic and social participation.