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:

Interpersonal Skills

The skills used by a person to interact effectively with others, crucial for communication, conflict resolution, and teamwork.

Error of Central Tendency

A bias in evaluation or assessment where all individuals are rated near the average or middle of the scale, ignoring variation in performance.

Performance-rating Error

Mistakes or biases that occur when evaluating an employee's performance, potentially leading to inaccurate assessments.