Ethics and Moral Integrity Quiz

5 Questions

Match the following situations with the appropriate way of showing respect:

Being upset but still using kind or polite words = Showing respect even when emotionally charged Sharing, waiting our turn, saying please and thank you = Using manners to show respect Disagreeing with kind words and accepting differences = Respecting others' opinions respectfully Being careful not to damage places or things = Respecting the environment and property

Match the following events with the appropriate traditional cooperative system:

Wedding ceremony = Debo/Jigi Someone's birth = Debo/Jigi Mourning period = Debo/Jigi Natural and man-made disasters = Debo/Jigi

Match the following life situations with the appropriate need for support:

Being seriously sick = Need for support and care Facing difficult economic problems = Need for financial assistance Experiencing a personal loss = Need for emotional support Going through a crisis in life = Need for understanding and help

Match the following actions with their positive impact on relationships:

Expressing gratitude = Strengthening bonds Listening attentively to others = Building trust Apologizing when wrong = Resolving conflicts peacefully Supporting others in times of need = Fostering empathy and compassion

Match the following qualities with their importance in maintaining healthy relationships:

Loyalty = Building trust and reliability Honesty = Creating transparency and openness Empathy = Understanding others' feelings Communication = Resolving misunderstandings effectively

Study Notes

Importance of Ethics

Ethics determines our real value in this world and is a character builder
Ethics makes a society peaceful, harmonious, and prosperous
Ethical values strengthen mutual trust and reduce social conflicts
No society can survive without an ethical code of conduct
Ethics helps persons evaluate their own life and actions critically

Applied Ethics

Applied ethics reflects on moral dilemmas and problems in social contexts
It is an interdisciplinary field dealing with ethical problems in different areas of society
Applied ethics includes social and political ethics, computer ethics, medical ethics, bioethics, environmental ethics, business ethics, and professional ethics

Professional Ethics

A profession requires advanced expertise, self-regulation, and service to the public good
The characteristics of a profession include mastery of a complex body of knowledge and skills
A profession gives us a moral compass or direction

Major Ethical Values

Integrity: devotion to moral and ethical principles, honesty, and strong moral principles
Integrity implies alignment of private and public life, trustworthiness, honesty, and kindness

Concern for Others

Concern for others means having a place for others, listening to their needs and feelings
It involves enabling others to participate in decision-making and supporting them in times of difficulty
As citizens, it is our moral responsibility to be concerned for different sections of our societies

Loyalty

Loyalty is faithfulness to our family, community, and country
Professionals should be loyal to their employer and the people they serve
Loyalty involves doing our jobs according to the rules and regulations of our employer

Respect

Respect involves using kind or polite words, sharing, waiting our turn, and saying please and thank you
It involves accepting differences, being careful not to damage places or things, and being respectful to people