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What is the main focus of ethics?
What is the main focus of ethics?
- Reasoned inquiry and understanding of a moral life (correct)
- Systematic examination of science
- Study of geography
- Exploration of historical events
When do ethical problems occur?
When do ethical problems occur?
- When there is a conflict surrounding an ethical decision (correct)
- Only during certain times of the day
- When there is no need for making ethical decisions
- When there is agreement on all moral matters
What does the principle of 'Beneficence' refer to?
What does the principle of 'Beneficence' refer to?
- Respecting the inherent dignity of persons
- Promoting and maximizing benefit (correct)
- Avoiding and minimizing harm
- Equitable distribution of benefits and burdens
Which principle focuses on equitable distribution of benefits and burdens?
Which principle focuses on equitable distribution of benefits and burdens?
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What does 'Non-maleficence' entail?
What does 'Non-maleficence' entail?
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Ethics is specifically focused on emotional life rather than moral life.
Ethics is specifically focused on emotional life rather than moral life.
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Ethical problems are always related to conflicts in ethical decisions.
Ethical problems are always related to conflicts in ethical decisions.
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The principle of 'Beneficence' emphasizes causing harm to others.
The principle of 'Beneficence' emphasizes causing harm to others.
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The principle of 'Justice' does not involve distributing benefits and resources equitably.
The principle of 'Justice' does not involve distributing benefits and resources equitably.
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The principle of 'Non-maleficence' suggests avoiding and minimizing harm.
The principle of 'Non-maleficence' suggests avoiding and minimizing harm.
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