Act utilitarianism focuses on ________.
A) making exceptions in particular situations, resulting in the violation of underlying principles
B) institutions to govern the interactions among individuals
C) the consequences of a particular action in a particular situation
D) balancing competing considerations by making exceptions to ethics principles

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Act utilitarianism evaluates the consequences of a particular action in a particular situation, rather than following strict rules or principles. It focuses on achieving the greatest good for the greatest number of people in the present moment, rather than considering broader institutional or long-term considerations.

Act Utilitarianism Focuses on ________