True or False Questions

h I. True/False Questions (: 1. When the meansjustify the ends, ethical consideration focuses on what you do, not the consequences ofwhat you've done. 2. Traditionally, focusing on means instead of ends leads to an ethics based on duties or rights. 3. The duty to do ourselves no harm refers to our responsibility to develop our abilities and talents. 4. Perennial duties are fundamental rules telling us how we should act. 5. The duty to respect others is the obligation to treat everyone the same way. 6. The utilitarians' distinguishing belief is that they should pursue the greatest good for the greatest number. 7. Egoism defines right and wrong in terms of the happiness of a societVs members. 8. Utilitarianism is a true global ethics as one is required to weigh everyone's happiness and weigh it as best as possible as far into the future as possible. 9. Altruism is identical to selflessness. 10. Utilitarianism judges specific decisions by examining the decision's consequences