When asked later about her actions, ashley affirmed that she did what she thought was right at the time because it served the interest of her friend. she argued that even though her actions might be wrong, the consequences for jane were positive. her view of the ethical situation was driven by which ethical outlook

Teleological ethics

Explanation:

Teleological ethics -

It is one of the theory of ethics , where the rightness of any activity is found at the end stage , is referred to as teleological ethics.

From this theory , the act of good and sensible need to be the end of the activity.

It is also referred as consequentialist ethics , which is exactly reverse of the deontological ethics

Hence , from the given scenario of the question,

The correct term is  Teleological ethics .

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