Discussion 3.1 Comparing the Utilitarian Approach with Other Approaches After carefully reading the three examples presented in the topic (euthanasia, the use of marijuana, and treatment towards non-human animals), how do you compare the Utilitarian approach with other approaches? Your task in this discussion is to summarize the ideas that you have gathered from your reading by making and completing this table: Euthanasia Use of Marijuanal Treatment of Nonhuman Animals The Utilitarian Approach How does Utilitarianism deal with each case presented in your reading material? Other Approaches How do other approaches deal with each case presented in your reading material? How does Utilitarianism judge what is right or wrong in each How do other approaches judge what is right or wrong in case? each case?

Discussion 3.1 Comparing the Utilitarian Approach with Other Approaches After carefully reading the three examples presented in the topic (euthanasia, the use of marijuana, and treatment towards non-human animals), how do you compare the Utilitarian approach with other approaches? Your task in this discussion is to summarize the ideas that you have gathered from your reading by making and completing this table: Euthanasia Use of Marijuanal Treatment of Nonhuman Animals The Utilitarian Approach How does Utilitarianism deal with each case presented in your reading material? Other Approaches How do other approaches deal with each case presented in your reading material? How does Utilitarianism judge what is right or wrong in each How do other approaches judge what is right or wrong in case? each case?

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