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Card 6
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What was the 'principle of utility' based on?
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Card 7
Front
What is the method of application for this theory called?
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Card 8
Front
Where does the name 'Hedonic Calculus' come from?
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Card 9
Front
How many criteria does the Calculus consist of and how do they help with moral decision making?
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Card 10
Front
What are the 7 criteria?
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Card 11
Front
For Utilitarians, what makes a decision/action moral?
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Card 12
Front
As well as considering all 7 factors of the HC, what else must happen when making moral decisions?
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Card 13
Front
Give a quote from Bentham which supports his view that all should be treated equally
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Card 14
Front
How is happiness measured for Bentham?
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Card 15
Front
Bentham's views were considered progressive for the time in which Utilitarianism was developed. True or false.
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