Supererogatory actions ______.

A) are not strictly required,but are praiseworthy
B) are the same as Kant's categorical imperatives
C) require action by the individual in certain circumstances
D) are not at all a consideration for utilitarians

Supererogatory actions are actions that go beyond what is required or expected, but are still considered good or praiseworthy. This concept is often discussed in ethical and moral philosophy. It is different from Kant's categorical imperatives, which are unconditional moral obligations based on reason. Supererogatory actions are not required in all circumstances, but may be necessary in specific situations. Utilitarians also consider supererogatory actions as actions that can maximize overall happiness, and may therefore be worth pursuing.