Rawls argued that people are not capable of rational,goal-oriented behavior.

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Rawls did not argue that people are not capable of rational, goal-oriented behavior. In fact, in his theory of justice, he assumes that people are capable of making rational decisions and pursuing their own interests. However, he also believed that people should consider the interests of others and the common good when making decisions that affect society as a whole.

Rawls Argued That People Are Not Capable of Rational,goal-Oriented Behavior