Következményesség
Következményesség is a philosophical and methodological term used to describe the view that the moral or evaluative worth of an action, decision, or policy is determined primarily by its consequences. The word is built from következmény (consequence) and the suffix -esség, indicating a property or quality. In Hungarian discourse it is closely connected to the broader concept of consequentialism.
In normative ethics, következményesség denotes the family of theories that judge actions by their outcomes. The
Következményesség also appears in other fields, including political philosophy, public policy, and decision theory. In these
Critiques of következményesség commonly address the difficulty of accurately predicting consequences, the challenge of measuring and
Overall, következményesség provides a framework for evaluating actions based on anticipated results, with ongoing debate about