Virtue Ethics and Utilitarianism Differ in That ___ Focuses on Action

question 53

Multiple Choice

Virtue ethics and utilitarianism differ in that ___ focuses on action, while ___ emphasizes character.

• A)virtue ethics; utilitarianism
• B)utilitarianism; virtue ethics
• C)consequences; intentions
• D)intentions; consequences

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Definitions:

Cooperatively Breeding

Cooperatively breeding refers to a social system in animals where individuals other than the parents assist in the raising of the offspring.

Song Information

Data or signals conveyed through the vocalizations of birds or other animals, often related to territory, mating, or social status.

Group Identity

A person's sense of belonging to a particular group or category, often influencing behavior and social perceptions.

Individual Identity

Characteristics or traits that distinguish one individual from another within a species.