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What action would violate the AIS Professional Ethical Code regarding honesty?
What action would violate the AIS Professional Ethical Code regarding honesty?
- Honest representation of qualifications
- Being transparent about any limitations
- Disclosing conflicts of interest
- Accepting a job without proper skills (correct)
Which of the following is a principle of fairness according to the AIS Professional Ethical Code?
Which of the following is a principle of fairness according to the AIS Professional Ethical Code?
- Prejudicial discrimination
- Respect for diversity (correct)
- Accepting biases in decision-making
- Prioritizing majority interests
Which circumstance does NOT constitute a conflict of interest?
Which circumstance does NOT constitute a conflict of interest?
- Honoring commitments to collaborators (correct)
- Having a personal relationship with a competitor
- Accepting gifts from clients
- Speaking on behalf of the Association without permission
What might be a consequence of failing to design for inclusiveness?
What might be a consequence of failing to design for inclusiveness?
Which of the following behaviors is considered harassment under the AIS Professional Ethical Code?
Which of the following behaviors is considered harassment under the AIS Professional Ethical Code?
What is one of the primary advantages of a deontological approach to ethics?
What is one of the primary advantages of a deontological approach to ethics?
How should AIS members handle perceived conflicts of interest?
How should AIS members handle perceived conflicts of interest?
What might a commitment to Black Economic Empowerment imply in hiring practices?
What might a commitment to Black Economic Empowerment imply in hiring practices?
Which is a drawback of deontological ethics?
Which is a drawback of deontological ethics?
In a situation where confidentiality is paramount, what should one consider according to deontological ethics?
In a situation where confidentiality is paramount, what should one consider according to deontological ethics?
What type of discrimination is explicitly mentioned as a violation of the Code?
What type of discrimination is explicitly mentioned as a violation of the Code?
What aspect of individuals does deontology place significant value on?
What aspect of individuals does deontology place significant value on?
What might complicate moral guidance in situations of conflicting duties according to deontological ethical principles?
What might complicate moral guidance in situations of conflicting duties according to deontological ethical principles?
What does the Greek word ‘deon’ signify in the context of deontological ethics?
What does the Greek word ‘deon’ signify in the context of deontological ethics?
Which of the following is an example of a perfect duty?
Which of the following is an example of a perfect duty?
Which principle aligns best with Kantian deontology?
Which principle aligns best with Kantian deontology?
Which of the following statements reflects a deontological perspective on honesty?
Which of the following statements reflects a deontological perspective on honesty?
What distinguishes an imperfect duty from a perfect duty?
What distinguishes an imperfect duty from a perfect duty?
According to deontological ethics, why might one refuse to lie to a murderer?
According to deontological ethics, why might one refuse to lie to a murderer?
Which ethical principle is typically highlighted in the AIS Professional Ethical Code?
Which ethical principle is typically highlighted in the AIS Professional Ethical Code?
What role does 'dignity' play in Kantian deontological ethics?
What role does 'dignity' play in Kantian deontological ethics?
Study Notes
Deontological Ethics
- Deontology is a duty-based or rule-based approach to ethics.
- It emphasizes moral obligation and fulfilling duties, regardless of the consequences.
- Deontological ethics mandates that ethical rules should be logically consistent and avoid contradictions.
Duty-Based Ethics
- Perfect duties are inflexible and absolute, like "Do not kill innocent people."
- Imperfect duties are less absolute and allow for flexibility in fulfilling them, for example, donating time to a cause.
Kantian Deontology
- Immanuel Kant argued that human reason gives every person dignity, rights, and obligations.
- He stated that we should never treat individuals as mere means to an end.
- Our actions should reflect maxims or principles that express our personal morals, like truth-telling, keeping promises, and justice.
Deontology and the AIS Professional Ethical Code
- Honesty and Trustworthiness: Be truthful and transparent, avoid making false or misleading claims, and uphold commitments.
- Fairness and Non-Discrimination: Value equality, tolerance, respect for others, and justice. Promote fair participation of all people and avoid creating discriminatory systems.
Deontology: Pros and Cons
- Pros: Provides a clear ethical framework, ensures fair treatment, emphasizes individual value, and places ethics within our control.
- Cons: Can be overly rigid, might lead to questionable outcomes, and could lead to conflicting moral duties.
Deontology in Data Sharing and Security: Case Scenarios
- Scenario 1: Observing a pop-up message on someone's laptop stating "Help, they are going to kill me!" raises ethical dilemmas regarding confidentiality and privacy.
- Scenario 2: Developing a surveillance system for preventing terrorist attacks requires accessing vast amounts of personal data, creating ethical conflicts between security and privacy.
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of deontological ethics, highlighting its duty-based approach to morality. Key topics include perfect and imperfect duties, Kantian principles, and the relevance of ethics in professional contexts. Test your understanding of how moral obligations influence ethical decision-making.
