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Moral theory explains why action is right or wrong and why a person or person's
character is good or bad
Utilitarianism right actions are those that result in the most beneficial balance of good
over bad; greatest good for greatest number - focuses on outcomes
Kantian ethics right actions follow rational, universal rules derived from the categorical
imperative; follow solely out of sense of duty
Principlism use prima facie moral principles which can sometimes override one
another
Natural law theory right actions are those that conform to moral standards discerned through
nature using reason
Consequentialist theories insist the rightness of actions depends solely on their consequences or
results - utilitarianism and ethical egoism
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Theories
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Chapter 2: Bioethics and
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Moral theory explains why action is right or wrong and why a person or person's
character is good or bad
Utilitarianism right actions are those that result in the most beneficial balance of good
over bad; greatest good for greatest number - focuses on outcomes
Kantian ethics right actions follow rational, universal rules derived from the categorical
imperative; follow solely out of sense of duty
Principlism use prima facie moral principles which can sometimes override one
another
Natural law theory right actions are those that conform to moral standards discerned through
nature using reason
Consequentialist theories insist the rightness of actions depends solely on their consequences or
results - utilitarianism and ethical egoism
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