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It can mean – and does mean in this case – getting something kind instead of the sensible consequences of an action, or as well as the sensible consequences of an action.
The rules specify the consequences of an action, what can be sensed and the utility of outcomes.
While extrinsic motivation relies on incentives or expected consequences of an action, intrinsic motivation stems from fulfilling the action itself.
Is it possible, in principle, to limit the scope of the reasoning required to derive the consequences of an action?
Fear of blame for consequences of an action outweigh the opportunity costs of inaction every single time.
At the root of the principle is the distinction between intended and foreseen consequences of an action.
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Luckily I have a sneaky little tip - replacing the effect/affect with the influence/impact: Effect - A change which is a result or consequence of an action or other cause.
In general, when it is not the execution of a directly corresponding intention, doing A intentionally is a foreseen or desired consequence of an action that is.
As we noted, this approach is traditionally adopted by consequentialists, particularly act utilitarians, since the betrayal of trust is precisely a negative consequence of an action that act utilitarians can countenance on their theory.
Time and time again, different organizations, companies, and individuals have tried to portray an ostomy as a negative consequence of an action, creating a societal stigma that having an ostomy is a horrible thing.
We assume that the underlying process is the detection of a mismatch between a predicted sensory consequence of an action and the intended action goal.
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