Ethics in Philosophy Quiz
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ETHOS is the Greek word of ______

ethics

HUMAN ACTS are those actions performed by a man ______, freely and voluntary

knowingly

ACTS OF MAN are those actions performed ______ and unintentional

involuntarily

MORAL actions are those actions that are in conformity with the ______ of morality

<p>norms</p> Signup and view all the answers

AMORAL actions are those actions which described as ______, good or bad

<p>indifferent</p> Signup and view all the answers

APPARENT GOOD is an evil viewed as ______

<p>good</p> Signup and view all the answers

SUMMUM BONUM is the greatest good according to ______

<p>Aristotle</p> Signup and view all the answers

INTERNAL ACTIONS are those actions performed ______

<p>mentally</p> Signup and view all the answers

MORALITY is the quality of human acts by which they are constituted as good or ______

<p>bad</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Ethics

  • Deals with the study of human actions, determining whether they are good or bad, moral or immoral
  • Derived from the Greek word "ethos"

Human Acts

  • Actions performed by a person knowingly, freely, and voluntarily
  • Can be classified into three categories:
    • Moral: described as good
    • Immoral: described as bad
    • Amoral: described as indifferent, neither good nor bad

Modifiers of Human Acts

  • Factors that influence a person's disposition towards certain actions
  • Can affect the morality of an action

Ends of Human Acts

  • End of the Act: the natural termination or completion of an activity
  • End of the Doer: the motive or reason why a person performed an act
  • Proximate End: a kind of end that the doer wishes to accomplish immediately
  • Remote End: a kind of end that the doer wishes to accomplish sometime later

Moral Concepts

  • Apparent Good: an evil viewed as good
  • Summum Bonum: the greatest good according to Aristotle
  • Morality: the quality of human acts by which they are constituted as good, bad, or indifferent

Types of Actions

  • Internal Actions: performed mentally
  • External Actions: performed bodily
  • Elicited Act: a kind of human act performed by the will but not externalized
  • Commanded Act: a kind of human act performed mentally and bodily under the command of the will
  • Moral Actions: actions that conform to the norms of morality
  • Immoral Actions: actions that do not conform to the norms of morality

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Test your knowledge on the branch of philosophy that examines human actions as good or bad, voluntary or involuntary. Explore concepts like ethos, human acts, moral, immoral, and amoral behaviors.

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