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John Stuart Mills, an English philosopher, believed that one could only judge the moral value of an action by its result. If an action benefits more people than it harms then it is a moral action.
 
  This approach to ethics is known as ethics of ________.
 
  a. purpose
  b. principle
  c. consequence
  d. equality

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When using the ________ each employee is compared against every other employee  an arduous task when assessing large numbers of employees.
 
  A) group order ranking method
  B) individual ranking method
  C) 360-degree appraisal
  D) graphic rating scale method
  E) paired comparison approach



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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