Exam 13: Considering the Consequences

It is argued that ______ is a guide for making decisions in the real world and for situations we actually face

According to critics of utilitarian or consequentialist theory,in these theories ______.

Mill referred to the Utilitarian principle of utility as the Greatest ______ Principle.

One of the first steps in applying Utilitarian/Consequentialist theory is to identify the various options.

______ reject the idea that actions are right because God says they are or because they are inherently moral in their own right.

One problem in using Utilitarian theory is that it may be difficult to predict outcomes accurately.

Mill referred to the principle of utility as the greatest ______ principle.

The hedonistic calculus has ______ elements.

An objection to ______ consequentialism includes the fact that it is extremely time-consuming to calculate the consequences of every individual action.

Bentham and Mill associated pleasure with ______.