Question 17 1 pts "Do that action which will bring about the greatest good for the greatest number of people," is the basic concept of which ethical theory? virtue ethics utilitarianism deontology egoism D Question 18 1 pts A difficult choice between two moral principles that are in conflict with one another is known as a/an: pragmatism ethical dilemma gray area ethical behavior Question 19 1 pts The rights theory emphasizes: Individuals are entitled to certain rights such as freedom of speech, conscience consent and due process Virtues are the standards of excellence that characterize relationships Looking beyond self-interest to consider impartially the interests of all persons affected by an action Equity, fairness, and impartiality as the three major components D Question 20 1 pts The relationship between legal and ethical is Ethical does more than required by the law Legal and ethical are the same thing Ethical requires more than legal Legal requires more than ethical Question 21 1 pts The Golden Rule requires we treat equals unequally others in a way to advances ourselves others as we would like to be treated each situation and person differently D Question 22 1 pts Many critics say the biggest fault with deontological theories is not being able to treat people as only a means the requirement to respect people as human beings the separation of consequences from duties no clear way to resolve conflicts between moral duties