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Judging actions based on their outcomes.
Acting in one's own self-interest.
Act egoism focuses on individual situations.
The belief that people act selfishly by nature.
Pleasure as the highest good.
Maximizing happiness for the most people.
Act utilitarianism evaluates each action individually.
Choosing actions that maximize overall happiness.
Actions are right if they promote collective happiness.
A method for quantifying pleasure and pain.
Feelings like guilt that influence behavior.
Morality arises from mutual agreements.
A condition without laws or governance.
Valuing humans over animals unjustly.
Rights ensuring freedom from interference.
Punishment for wrongdoing.
Advocates for limited government and individual freedom.
In pursuing simple pleasures and avoiding pain.
Bentham emphasizes quantity; Mill emphasizes quality.
They can make moral decisions.
Good deeds that are not obligatory.
They deserve moral consideration due to their capacity to feel pain.