A deontological, or _____, approach to ethics _____.
A. act-oriented/argues that actions have a moral character apart from their consequences
B. act-oriented/claims that the ethical character of an action depends on whether its consequences are positive or negative
C. results-oriented/claims that the ethical character of an action depends on whether its consequences are positive or negative
D. results-oriented/argues that actions have a moral character apart from their consequences
Question 2
Utilitarianism _____.
A. is a deontological ethical theory that uses a scientific, empirical basis for ethics
B. is a teleological ethical theory that bases ethics on private philosophical insight
C. is a deontological ethical theory that uses pleasure and notions like the greatest good of the greatest number as standards for judging the morality of actions
D. is a teleological ethical theory that uses pleasure and notions like the greatest good of the greatest number as standards for judging the morality of actions
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