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Consequences: the costs and benefits to society resulting from a decision
Goal: maximizing net benefits
Principles: statements concerning the absolute rightness or goodness of an action
Goal: fulfilling principles
Rights: fundamental aspects of life to which people are entitled
Goal: maintaining or enhancing rights
Character: the sum of traits that are seen as good or not good for an individual to possess
Goal: to maintain and exhibit good traits
Social contract: the rules agreed upon, explicitly or implicitly, by members of a society
Goal: to maintain and enhance the security and fairness in society
Relationships: the connections, natural, intentional, or accidental, of one human being with another
Goal: to maintain and strengthen relationships
Duties: the specific imperatives given by specific actions of oneself or others
Goal: the fulfill duties as far as possible
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