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Rule utilitarianism evaluates actions based on general rules while act utilitarianism evaluates individual actions.
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Rule utilitarianism evaluates the rightness of actions based on general rules that lead to the greatest good, whereas act utilitarianism evaluates individual actions based on their specific consequences.

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Wikipedia: Rule utilitarianism
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Wikipedia: Act utilitarianism
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The History of Utilitarianism
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