Which of the following must be true in order for the argument from expected benefit to succeed?

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The argument from expected benefit relies on the assumption that any time we act, we expect to be better off and aim at making ourselves better off. Therefore, both statements a and b must be true in order for the argument to succeed. Option C is not necessary for the argument to be valid as it only states that we make ourselves better off in some way but does not necessarily imply that we always aim at making ourselves better off with our actions.

Which of the Following Must Be True in Order for the Argument