According to Kant
A) good will is the only thing that is good in itself.
B) an action has moral worth if it is consistent with the categorical imperative.
C) only actions based on feeling or sentiment have moral worth.
D) a self-interested person can never do the right action.

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According to Kant, good will is the only thing that is inherently good, meaning it is good in and of itself regardless of its consequences or outcomes. This is because good will is motivated solely by the intention to do the right thing, without regard to personal gain or interest. Other things, such as intelligence, talent, or even happiness, are only good if they are used for good purposes and in accordance with moral principles.