Egoists Maintain a General Principle of the Following Sort

question 96

Multiple Choice

Egoists maintain a general principle of the following sort:

• A) "One ought always act in others' interest"
• B) "One ought always act in one's and others' interests"
• C) "One ought always act in peer group's interest"
• D) "One ought always act in one's own interest"

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Definitions:

Difference

The result of subtracting one number or quantity from another, emphasizing the disparity or gap between them.

Level of Significance

Refers to the probability threshold beyond which a null hypothesis is rejected in statistical testing, typically set at 0.05 or 5%.

Obtained Value

The actual value or result that is observed or calculated during an experiment or statistical analysis.

Critical Value

A threshold value used in hypothesis testing, which, when exceeded by the test statistic, results in the rejection of the null hypothesis.