Which of the following statements is consistent with the utilitarian view of ethics?Adhering to a set of principles will prevent an individual from creating overall good consequences.If the consequences of an action create good for a large number of people, then the action is justified.Ends do not justify the means.This approach assesses an action in terms of intentions.

Which of the following example represents the strength of Utilitarian Ethics? Clear rules for decisions Flexible and result orientated Based on reason and not subjectivity Not bound by rules

Which of the following best illustrates a consequentialist approach to ethics? Choose 1 answer Always telling the truth, no matter the situation Lying to save someone's life Following one's moral code Adhering to legal obligations

Which of the following responses to an ethical dilemma is an example of the virtues-based approach? Reflecting on what a well-respected figure in one’s life would doApplying fundamental principles such as honesty, integrity and fairnessConsidering an outcome which brings the greatest benefit or the least harmAssessing the problem in terms of duties to the persons affected by the decision

With regard to the morality of actions, one view is that means is of paramount importance and the other view is that the ends justify the means. Which view do you think is more appropriate? Justify your answer.

-------- is a central part of ethics and should be given due consideration in our moral livesQuestionEthicsResponsibilityEnvironmentJustice