Which theories of ethics contend that right and wrong are determined by more than the likely consequences of an action?
A)Egoistic theories
B)Nonconsequentialist theories
C)Relativist theories
D)Consequentialist theories

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Nonconsequentialist theories argue that right and wrong are not solely determined by the consequences of an action, but rather there are inherent moral principles or duties that guide ethical decision-making. Examples of nonconsequentialist theories include deontological ethics and virtue ethics.

Which Theories of Ethics Contend That Right and Wrong Are