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1. Act-utilitarianism is the view that a. The rightness of actions depends solely on the character of the agent. b. The rightness of actions depends solely on the relative good produced by individual actions. c. The rightness of actions depends solely on conformity to rules of conduct that produce at least as much utility as any other rule applicable in the situation. d. The rightness of actions depends on a good will. 2. Rule utilitarianism is the view that a. The rightness of actions depends solely on the character of the agent. b. The rightness of actions depends solely on the relative good produced by individual actions. c. The rightness of actions depends solely on conformity to rules of conduct that produce at least as much utility as any other rule applicable in the situation. d. The rightness of actions depends on a good will.

          1. Act-utilitarianism is the view that
a. The rightness of actions depends solely on the character of
the agent.
b. The rightness of actions depends solely on the relative good
produced by individual actions.
c. The rightness of actions depends solely on conformity to
rules of conduct that produce at least as much utility as any other
rule applicable in the situation.
d. The rightness of actions depends on a good will.

2. Rule utilitarianism is the view that
a. The rightness of actions depends solely on the character of
the agent.
b. The rightness of actions depends solely on the relative good
produced by individual actions.
c. The rightness of actions depends solely on conformity to
rules of conduct that produce at least as much utility as any other
rule applicable in the situation.
d. The rightness of actions depends on a good will.

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