Which Approach to Ethics Holds That the Ethical Person Will

question 22

Multiple Choice

Which approach to ethics holds that the ethical person will always choose actions that will provide for the greatest good (or least bad) for the greatest number of people?

• A) Utilitarianism
• B) Aristotle's approach
• C) Kantism
• D) Deontology

Understand the concept of strict liability and its exceptions.

Recognize the importance of warnings and information disclosure in avoiding negligence claims.

Understand the concept of superseding cause and how it affects liability.

Grasp the principles of comparative and contributory negligence.

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Definitions:

Lack Of Ability

The absence or deficiency of the skills or competencies required to perform a task or job effectively.

Situational Cues

Environmental or contextual signals that guide individuals' behavior or decisions in specific circumstances.

Self-Report Questionnaires

Surveys or assessments in which individuals provide information about themselves, often used to gather data on attitudes, behaviors, or traits.

Potential Biases

Refers to the possibility of prejudice or partiality that can affect judgement or decision-making processes.