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What is the primary purpose of ethics?
What is the primary purpose of ethics?
- To restrict corruption
- To help distinguish right from wrong (correct)
- To satisfy basic human needs
- To create credibility for an organization
What is the difference between 'amoral' and 'immoral'?
What is the difference between 'amoral' and 'immoral'?
- Amoral refers to actions that are ethically neutral, while immoral refers to unethical actions (correct)
- Amoral means lacking moral principles, while immoral means violating moral principles
- They are synonymous terms with no difference in meaning
- Amoral is a philosophical term, while immoral is used in everyday language
What is the distinction between morality and etiquette?
What is the distinction between morality and etiquette?
- Morality is subjective, while etiquette is objective and universally accepted
- Etiquette is a subset of morality, dealing with manners and politeness
- Morality deals with fundamental principles of right and wrong, while etiquette concerns socially acceptable behavior (correct)
- There is no difference; they are interchangeable terms
Which of the following is NOT a concern addressed by the etymology of ethics?
Which of the following is NOT a concern addressed by the etymology of ethics?
What is the difference between morality and law?
What is the difference between morality and law?
What is the primary purpose of ethics based on the text?
What is the primary purpose of ethics based on the text?
Which of the following is NOT a concern addressed by the etymology of ethics?
Which of the following is NOT a concern addressed by the etymology of ethics?
What does the etymology of ethics clarify about the terms amoral and immoral?
What does the etymology of ethics clarify about the terms amoral and immoral?
What differentiates morality from law in the context of ethics?
What differentiates morality from law in the context of ethics?
What is one benefit of ethics mentioned in the text?
What is one benefit of ethics mentioned in the text?