Consequentialist Theories of Moral Decision-Making Would Have Us Focus Primarily

question 11

Multiple Choice

Consequentialist theories of moral decision-making would have us focus primarily on:

• A)our relevant moral duties.
• B)determining the course of action which will likely produce the best consequences.
• C)the development of moral character.
• D)the struggle to overcome moral vice.

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Definitions:

Success-Disengagement Stage

A phase in the lifecycle of a business or career wherein achieving substantial accomplishments leads to reduced engagement or stepping away from active roles.

Supervision

The act of overseeing and managing the performance and productivity of employees to ensure tasks and objectives are accomplished.

Cash Flow

The sum of net income plus any noncash expenses, such as depreciation and amortization, or the difference between the actual amount of cash a company brings in and the actual amount of cash a company disburses in a given time period.

Regular Duties

These are the usual tasks or responsibilities assigned to a person in their job or role.