Utilitarianism is concerned with ______.

A) showing concern for the best interests of others
B) creating the greatest good for the greatest number
C) creating the greatest good for the leader
D) showing concern for the leader only

Utilitarianism is a moral philosophy that focuses on creating the greatest good for the greatest number of people. It places value on the consequences or outcomes of actions, rather than on the actions themselves, and seeks to maximize overall welfare or happiness. This means that decision-makers must consider the potential impact of their actions on all those who might be affected by them, and choose the option that produces the greatest net benefit. It is not concerned with the interests of one individual or leader, but rather with the welfare of the entire community.