Introduction to Ethics

What is the primary focus of Ethics as a branch of Philosophy?

Why is ethical thinking considered increasingly necessary in contemporary society?

Which question reflects an ethical consideration according to the provided content?

Which of the following areas is NOT mentioned as a context requiring ethical thinking?

What characteristic best describes ethical thinking as implied in the content?

What should you consider when making a difficult decision according to the provided guidelines?

What ethical principle involves ensuring that all parties benefit in a PACE context?

What could be a consequence of sharing university material without permission?

What is a key ethical consideration when evaluating your actions?

Which of the following does not represent a question you should ask when facing a difficult decision?

What does normative ethics primarily focus on?

According to the provided content, what role does understanding your organization's value play in ethical decision-making?

Which ethical theory is associated with the principle of 'the greatest good for the greatest number'?

Which area is NOT considered a focus of applied ethics?

Why is it important to consider community-serving aspects in ethical decision-making?

What is a guiding principle for ethical behavior mentioned in the content?

What is a critique of consequentialism mentioned in the content?

Which philosopher is NOT mentioned in relation to utilitarianism?

What does descriptive ethics primarily investigate?

Which of the following is a core theory of normative ethics?

Which statement about the sharing of material from Macquarie University is correct?

What moral conflict is illustrated by Simon's decision to spend the day with his mother?

Which principle does Kantian ethics primarily emphasize?

What is a significant critique of deontological ethics as mentioned in the content?

What term does Kant use to describe actions that can be applied universally?

In the illustration of Simon’s choice, what ethical approach might justify his decision?

What does deontological ethics primarily ignore, according to the critique mentioned?

What key concept is essential to Kant's view of morality?

What might a proponent of deontological ethics argue about Simon's choice?

What is Peter's main ethical dilemma in the provided scenario?

According to Virtue Ethics, what is essential for ethical behavior?

What critique is mentioned regarding the application of virtues in ethical behavior?

What underlying issue does Peter's decision highlight about duty and personal relationships?

Aristotle's perspective on ethical behavior involves the development of which of the following?

Why might valuing certain virtues lead to ethical conflicts?

Which of the following best describes the consequences of Peter's decision not to report the dishonest behavior?

In discussing ethical behavior, what is a significant challenge mentioned concerning virtues?

What may occur if material is shared without the University's written permission?

What is a primary concern surrounding the use of provided material for Macquarie University students?

In the context of ethical theories, what does the Ethics of Care emphasize?

Which ethical approach focuses on the impact of actions rather than the actions themselves?

Rudi's decision not to shoot during a protest reflects which ethical dilemma?

How does Macquarie University protect its intellectual property?

Which situation is an example of a non-anthropocentric ethical consideration?

Which ethical theory is primarily concerned with the moral quality of actions rather than the outcomes?