Motivation and intention are the two factors in the behavior process, and their moral value must be demonstrated through the result of the behavior. Motivation is not useless. Motivation has the intention, the intention has behavior, and behavior produces results. Intentions do not depend on subjective moral motives, but on the behavioral consequences, they bring. What is the correct understanding of this passage? ['Human morality can be judged from behavior.', 'Motivation and intentions in their independent moral value.', 'Motivation and intention depend on the outcome of the behavior.', 'Motivation and intention basis does not exist in objective effects, but in subjective areas.']