The Categorical Imperative Test Consists of

Multiple Choice

The categorical imperative test consists of

A) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if everyone in society acted similarly.
B) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if only some in society acted similarly but not all.
C) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if no one else in society acted similarly.
D) individuals making ethical decisions with an eye toward potential consequences if most in society benefit even if some in society are harmed.