Read the following argument and answer the question that follows.
One ought to give to charities when one can, according to one's means, and without expecting anything in return. This is to say, one ought to give when one is able, give no more than one is able, and not anticipate reward. Suppose you are driving down a lonely road and see a child. No one is with that child, and the child looks hurt. You don't have to stop and help -- you could keep driving -- but you believe you must. This is an example of giving. One ought to give because it is the right thing to do. Which of the following best describes the argument?
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