D Question 17 1 pts Consider the following objection to Objective List theories:

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D Question 17 1 pts Consider the following objection to Objective List theories: Objective List theories don't explain why some things are on the list of stuff that determines prudential value, and why other things are not on the list. For example, they don't have an explanation for why, say, pleasure and friendship contribute prudential value, but why, say, having a respected job, and being self-confident do not What would be the best response to this objection from a defender of an objective list theory? Objective List theories do have such an explanation: the things included on the list are there because they give people the greatest pleasure O Objective List theories do have such an explanation: the things included on the list are there because they are prudentially valuable Other theories of well-being face similar problems Because items on the list are objective, they don't require subjective explanation

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The best response to this objection from a defender of objective list theory;

Objective list theory does have such an explanation. The things included in the list are there because they are prudentially valuable (Correct option)

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