Kant argued that the categorical imperative
A) resulted from keeping subjects in awe.
B) was based solely on reason.
C) provided the greatest good for the greatest number.
D) resulted from following self-interest.

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Kant's categorical imperative is a moral law that is based solely on reason and is meant to be universally applicable, independent of personal desires or consequences.

Kant Argued That the Categorical Imperative