Utilitarian Approach in Ethical Philosophy Select one or more answers: D always puts pleasure first is often criticized for the fact that utilitarians are willing to sacrificing the good of the majority for abstract principles claims that it is possible to find a certain universal model moral behavior for all people, comparing this or that action, we could judge whether it is right or wrong all faithfully it can, for example be expressed in the biblical principle "do not make for yourself an idol" D Everything is wrong does not admit that a person should follow the laws of morality

The correct answers are:<br /><br />- always puts pleasure first<br />- claims that it is possible to find a certain universal model moral behavior for all people<br />- comparing this or that action, we could judge whether it is right or wrong<br /><br />Explanation:<br />The utilitarian approach in ethical philosophy is primarily concerned with maximizing overall happiness or pleasure and minimizing overall pain or suffering. It is often criticized for potentially sacrificing the good of the majority for abstract principles. Utilitarians believe that moral behavior can be determined by comparing different actions and judging their consequences in terms of overall happiness or pleasure. The idea that everything is wrong and that a person should not follow the laws of morality does not align with the utilitarian approach.