suggests that action is good if it produces or is likely to produce results that maximize the person’s self-interest.a.Eudemonismb.Ethical Egoismc.Utilitarianismd.Individualism

What is the meaning of ethical egoism?a.)Acting in one's own self-interest is an approach to ethics.b.)What is ethical depends solely on the context.c.)Acting based on personal need is unethical.d.)There is always a wrong and a right answer.

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.

Ulitlitarianism dictates that actions are morally goodQuestion 1Answera.when they promote the actors interests and well beingb.when they feel happinessc.when they are performed by a generous agentd.when they promote general happiness to human beings

(The) _____ believes that an ethical act results in the greater good for the most people. Categorical imperativeGolden meanUtilitarianismSubjectivism

Which perspective within Psychology emphasizes the potential for good that is innate to all humans?Question 4Select one:a.Humanismb.Structuralismc.Behaviorismd.Functionalisme.None of the above