When considering an action's possible production of happiness, Mill thinks the individual should __________.
A) consider only her own happiness
B) consider the happiness of others, provided it does not conflict with her own
C) be impartial and consider the happiness of others as much as her own
D) not be impartial

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Mill's utilitarianism emphasizes the principle of the greatest happiness, which requires individuals to consider the happiness of others equally with their own, promoting overall well-being.

When Considering an Action's Possible Production of Happiness, Mill Thinks