Exploring Ethics

The 'end of the doer' refers to the goal or intention behind the action, while the 'end of the act' refers to the outcome or result of the action. (correct)

The 'end of the doer' refers to the moral goodness of the action, while the 'end of the act' refers to the moral goodness of the outcome.

The 'end of the doer' refers to the outcome or result of the action, while the 'end of the act' refers to the goal or intention behind the action.

The 'end of the doer' refers to the moral goodness of the outcome, while the 'end of the act' refers to the moral goodness of the action.

Human Acts are actions that have a positive impact on society, while Acts of Man are actions that have a negative impact on society.

Human Acts are actions that are morally right, while Acts of Man are actions that are morally wrong.

Human Acts are intentional actions performed with knowledge and free will, while Acts of Man are instinctive or involuntary actions. (correct)

Human Acts are actions performed by humans, while Acts of Man are actions performed by animals.

Material good, spiritual good, and emotional good

Natural good, supernatural good, and artificial good

Physical good, intellectual good, and moral good (correct)

Financial good, social good, and psychological good

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