Kant discussed moral judgment as something that develops from man's ability to use his free will and reason to make morally "right" and ethical choices (Solomon & Higgins, 1995). What Kant proposed as the foundation for all moral action and ethical behavior is called the "categorical imperative," which states simply that one should always treat people as ends in themselves and not merely as a means to and end (Schick & Vaughn, 1999). People are regularly faced with deciding on which action they will undertake. All actions are, in the view of Kant as well as Mill, accompanied by conse
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