1. Ethics for the greater good or _____ is an approach more focused on the outcome of one's actions rather than the apparent virtue of the actions themselves.
A. utilitarianism
B. normative ethics
C. worldcentrism
D. virtue
2. _____ looks at the information available to people to resolve an ethical dilemma, and draws conclusions based on that information in relation to their own ethical standards.
A. Universal ethics
B. Utilitarianism
C. Ethical reasoning
D. Metaphilosophy
3. In the context of ethical theories, a challenge takes the form of a dilemma in which the decision one must make requires one to make a right choice knowing full well that one is:
A. not likely to suffer something bad as a result of that choice.
B. not leaving an equally right choice undone.
C. contradicting a personal ethical principle in making that choice.
D. adopting an ethical value of one's community or society in making that choice.