Discussion
Which of the following are types of Deontological theories ?
Answer: C
The types are act-deontological and rule-deontological theories.
Frankena's classification divides deontological theories by how duty is known. Act-deontology says we see what is right in each particular situation; rule-deontology says rightness is fixed by rules, such as Kant's categorical imperative or Ross's prima facie duties.
Moral and non-moral is a distinction among values or judgements, and the other two pairs are not recognised classifications of deontological ethics.
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