Daniel: There are certain actions that moral duty obliges us to perform regardless of their consequences. However, an action is not morally good simply because it fulfills a moral obligation. No action can be morally good unless it is performed with the right motivations. Carrie: Our motivations for our actions are not subject to our conscious control. Ttherefore, the only thing that can be required for an action to be morally good is that it fulfill a moral obligation. The dialogue most supports the claim that Daniel and Carrie are committed to disagreeing with each other about the truth of which one of the following statements? ['No one can be morally required to do something that is impossible to do.', 'An action performed with the wrong motivations cannot be morally good.', "If a person's motivations for acting are based on a sense of duty, then that person's action is morally good.", 'Some actions that are performed with the right motivations are not morally good.']