Kant's Categorical Imperative and Mill's Utilitarianism are most relevant to which Potter Box stage of ethical decision making?
A)take action
B)establish loyalties
C)clarify values
D)establish facts/definitions
E)state principles

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Kant's Categorical Imperative and Mill's Utilitarianism are both ethical theories that focus on principles or rules rather than emotional or personal loyalties (B), establishing facts or definitions (D), or taking action (A). These theories are meant to clarify one's values (C) by providing principles that can guide ethical decision-making. Therefore, they are most relevant to the Potter Box stage of stating principles (E).

Kant's Categorical Imperative and Mill's Utilitarianism Are Most Relevant to Which