Multiple Choice
For rule utilitarianism, the right act in a given situation is
A) normally determined by a rule or practice that is known to promote greater overall utility.
B) always what will create the greatest overall utility.
C) what is most widely accepted and practiced in one's culture.
D) None of the above
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q16: Rule utilitarianism seems less susceptible to moral
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Q18: The problem with taking fine-tuning too far
Q20: Rule utilitarianism differs from act utilitarianism in
Q21: Act utilitarianism seems less susceptible to creating
Q22: The inconsistency objection arises against rule utilitarianism
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Q24: Under rule utilitarianism, rules are unaffected by