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G. Duty Ethics 1. Based on theories by Kant 2. What is considered good? Good will that is good-hearted and extended to others 3. What is right behavior? Doing your moral duty and acting as a model for others to follow 4. What are the strengths of this theory? Highly principled behavior, consistent and certain, showing respect for self and others 5. What are some of the weaknesses of this theory? It ignores circumstances and principles and offers no way to choose among competing principles
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