Which of the following is consistent with Mills
Which of the following is consistent with Mills understanding of the principle of utility?
a The principle of utility should be used to mathematically calculate the morality of actions
b There are cases in which moral goodness is measured by a standard other than happiness
c The principle of utility is universally binding on all moral beings
d All of the above
e None of the above
Which of these imperatives best expresses Mills understanding of Act Utilitarianism?
a Do only those actions that, according to your calculations, tend to promote the greatest happiness for the most people
b Act only according to those rules that tend to promote the greatest happiness for the most people
c Always act in such a way as to treat rational existence as an end in itself, never as a means only
d All of the a
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e None of the above
Which of these imperatives best expresses Mills understanding of Rule Utilitarianism? a Do only those actions that, according to your calculations, tend to promote the greatest
ahappiness for the most people
b Act only according to those rules that tend to promote the greatest happiness for the most people
c Always act in such a way as to treat rational existence as an end in itself, never as a means only
d All of the above
e None of the above
Which of these imperatives does Mill reject in his book Utilitarianism?
a Do only those actions that, according to your calculations, tend to promote the greatest happiness for the most people
b Actions done from selfishness cannot be morally good
c Always act in such a way that you can will the maxim of your action to be a universal law
d All of the above
e None of the above
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