A Consequentialist Theory May Define the Good as

question 24

Multiple Choice

A consequentialist theory may define the good as

• A) adherence to a moral code.
• B) doing one's duty for duty's sake.
• C) obedience to moral laws.
• D) pleasure, happiness, well-being, or flourishing.

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Definitions:

Unforeseen Difficulties

Unexpected challenges or obstacles that were not anticipated, making a task or goal harder to achieve.

Preexisting Duty

An obligation that a party is already legally bound to perform, which cannot serve as consideration for a new contract.

Foreseen Difficulty

An anticipated challenge or problem that can be predicted based on current knowledge or trends.

Preexisting Duty

Preexisting duty refers to an obligation that a party is already legally required to perform, which cannot be used as consideration for a new contract.