Teleology:
Assumes that final causes exist in nature and stipulate that acts are morally
right or acceptable if they create some anticipated result.
Egoism:
Concentrates on the individuals and try to maximize a particular person’s
self-interest.
Utilitarianism: Defines right or acceptable behavior
that maximizes greatest good for everybody.
Deontology:
Concentrates on intentions rather that on its consequences.
Relativist:
Focuses on the basis of individual and group experiences subjectively.
Virtue ethics: Characterizes an acquired disposition
that is valued as part of individual’s personality.
Justice: Assesses
ethicalness on the foundation of fairness.
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