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Formalist Ethical Theories Claim That the Rightness or Wrongness of an Action

Question 132

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Formalist ethical theories claim that the rightness or wrongness of an action is determined by

A) the amount of happiness it produces
B) the kind of action it is
C) social approval
D) each person for herself
E) the suffering it diminishes

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