Utilitarianism is a moral philosophy that holds that ________.
A. the morally justified action has no bearing on aggregate well-being
B. the rightness of an action is judged by an individual’s willingness to perform that action
C. human well-being is evaluated in terms of individuals’ capabilities.
D. moral good is judged in terms of consequences
Answer:D
Utilitarianism is a moral philosophy that holds that ________.
A. the morally justified action has no bearing on aggregate well-being B. the rightness of an action is judged by an individual’s willingness to perform that action C. human well-being is evaluated in terms of individuals’ capabilities. D. moral good is judged in terms of consequences