Option B, utilitarian, is the right answer.
In normative standards, Utilitarianism is a tradition deriving from the late 18th century English scholars and statisticians John Stuart Mill and Jeremy Bentham according to which an act is ethical if it attempts to promote joy and offence if it leads creating the opposite of peace. Thus, the utilitarian approach to moral advancement consists of recognizing several ways one can act in circumstances that will help oneself without hurting others.
