As opposed to deontological frameworks, which focus on whether the results are favorable or not, teleological frameworks focus on the duty or obligation in determining whether the actions are right or wrong.

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The statement is incorrect. Teleological frameworks, also known as consequentialist frameworks, focus on the outcomes or consequences of an action in determining whether it is right or wrong. Deontological frameworks, on the other hand, focus on the moral rules or obligations that dictate whether an action is right or wrong, regardless of the outcome.

As Opposed to Deontological Frameworks, Which Focus on Whether the Results