40 Questions
The word '______' is frequently used in legal relationships.
duty
[Blank] Duties are defined as perfect.
Legal
For a ______ Duty, both the right deed and the subjective side are demanded.
Moral
Law, in general, leaves the ______ out of consideration.
disposition
Morality is concerned essentially with ______ and demands that the deed should be done out of simple regard for Duty.
intention
The legally right conduct is ______ in so far as its moving principle is the regard for the right.
moral
'Justice' is often about overriding ______.
principles
The ______ question is often raised when people differ over how they believe a situation should be addressed or resolved.
fairness
In an organizational context, ______ usually comes down to applying the same rules, standards, and criteria in similar situations.
fairness
The purpose of fairness is to reduce the role of ______ in one’s decision making.
bias
Fairness is concerned with actions, processes, and consequences that are morally ______, honorable, and equitable.
right
We tend to think and speak in terms of ______ when we are dealing with the behavior of individuals and everyday interpersonal relationships.
fairness
Fairness and fair play are less ______ terms than justice or equity.
lofty
The moral obligations arising from the core ethical value of fairness are almost always associated with the exercise of ______ to render judgements.
power
There are two aspects of fairness: ______ results (substantive fairness) and fair procedures (procedural fairness).
fair
The moral duty to be ______ places constraints on our judgements and actions.
fair
Treat all people ______ based on their merits and abilities and handle all essentially similar situations similarly and with consistency.
equitably
Make all decisions on appropriate ______, without undue favoritism or improper prejudice.
criteria
Promptly and voluntarily correct personal institutional ______ and improprieties.
mistakes
Not take unfair advantage of people’s ______ or ignorance.
mistakes
Fully consider the rights, interests, and perspectives of all ______, approach judgements with open-minded impartiality.
stakeholders
Justice means giving each person what he or she ______ or, in more traditional terms, giving each person his or her due.
deserves
Justice and ______ are closely related terms that are often today used interchangeably.
fairness
While justice in the broader sense is often thought of as transcendental, justice as ______ is more context-bound.
fairness
If the judge's nephew receives a suspended sentence for armed robbery when another offender unrelated to the judge goes to ______ for the same crime, we say that it's unfair.
jail
We also believe it isn't fair when a person is punished for something over which he or she had no ______, or isn't compensated for a harm he or she suffered.
control
There are different kinds of ______, namely: distributive justice, retributive justice, etc.
justice
Distributive justice refers to the extent to which society's institutions ensure that benefits and burdens are distributed among society's members in ways that are ______ and just.
fair
Retributive or corrective justice refers to the extent to which ______ are fair and just.
punishments
It would be barbarously ______ to chop off a person's hand for stealing a dime.
unjust
Studies have frequently shown that when blacks murder whites, they are much more likely to receive ______ sentences than when whites murder whites or blacks murder blacks.
death
We say that it's unfair when a person is punished for something over which he or she had no ______.
control
People often frame ______ issues in terms of fairness and invoke principles of justice and fairness to explain their satisfaction or dissatisfaction.
justice
They want institutions to treat them fairly and to operate according to fair ______.
rules
What constitutes fair treatment and fair rules is often expressed by a variety of ______ principles.
justice
The most fundamental principle of ______, one that has been widely accepted since it was first defined by Aristotle more than two thousand years ago, is the principle that “equals should be treated equally and unequal unequally”.
justice
For example, if Pedro and Juan both do the same work, and there are no relevant differences between them or the work they are doing, then in ______ they should be paid the same wages.
justice
And if Jack is paid more than Jill simply because he is a man, or because he is white, then we have an ______, a form of discrimination-because race and sex are not relevant to normal work situations.
injustice
The principles of ______ and fairness can be thought of as rules of “fair play” for issues of social justice.
justice
Whether they turn out to be grounded in universal laws or ones that are more ______-bound, these principles determine the way in which the various types of justice are carried out.
context
Learn about the framework and principles behind moral disposition, including civil obligations, legal duties, and moral duties. Understand the difference between perfect and imperfect duties.
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