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quester [9]
2 years ago
10

Describe the process one would use to make a moral decision using the utilitarian approach.

Social Studies
1 answer:
AlekseyPX2 years ago
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It is also called utilitarianism which states that morally correct actions are those that provide the greatest volume of the benefits over the harms inflicted in the society.

Explanation:

Moral reasoning is used in various ways by the people today. People try to perform actions and make decisions when compelled to perform a moral duty and the rationale behind such tasks are referred to be utilitarianism. Utilitarian  decisions produce ultimate benefit or it provides common good when performed. This approach is used for many years.

English reformer Bentham, believed that English law and policy should be created in such a manner that they would ultimately bring some good to the society even though some harm may be  inflicted upon the society as a result of implementing this approach.

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