your decision making process. I wouldn’t then rank consequentialist theories or deontological theories as a two or three but rather rank them as both least helpful together because these two approaches have less worth than virtue ethics in my decision making process. Part of the deontological theories “focuses on rights rather than duties, values, or principles”. (Trevino, pg 43.) Just because you have a right doesn’t mean you should always be granted that right. As the drug study scenario pointed out, the patient has the right to the medicine but the drug study rules prevented her from taking part. Trying to make a decisions in this case would not be ideal for my own decision making process. Consequentialist theories is based on the theology
