12 Questions
According to Aristotle's ethics, what is a pre-condition for attaining happiness or well-being?
Achieving an excellent character
What is the main focus of Consequentialism as an ethical model?
Making decisions based on their outcomes
How does Deontology approach ethical decision-making?
By doing the right thing out of respect for the law
What is a key aspect of leadership according to the text?
Influencing group members toward achieving goals
What does Plato consider as the highest aim of moral thought and conduct?
Achieving happiness or well-being (eudaimonia)
How does Rushworth Kidder define ethics according to the text?
The science of moral duty
According to Pierre Bourdieu, symbolic violence results in:
Internalized humiliation among the weak
What defines nationalism as a cause of war?
Identification with one's own nation
In the context of war causes, what role do natural resources play?
Triggering economic gain
What characterizes social movement/revolutionary war causes?
Desire for social justice and system change
The impact of war/conflict includes:
Displacement and discontinuation of programs
What is the essence of leadership according to Vance Packard?
Influencing individuals to achieve common goals
Explore different perspectives on ethics by Rushworth Kidder, Richard Paul, and Linda Elder. Learn about the science of ideal human character, moral duty, and principles guiding behavior towards sentient creatures. Understand Aristotle's emphasis on achieving an excellent character in ethics.
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