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What are moral standards based on?
What are moral standards based on?
- Practical, legal, or organizational reasons
- Cultural, religious, or philosophical beliefs (correct)
- Fairness, justice, and well-being of individuals or society
- Efficiency, safety, conformity, or adherence to established norms and procedures
Which of the following is driven by considerations of morality, fairness, justice, and well-being of individuals or society?
Which of the following is driven by considerations of morality, fairness, justice, and well-being of individuals or society?
- Ethical guidelines
- Moral standards (correct)
- Cultural norms
- Non-moral standards
What do non-moral standards address?
What do non-moral standards address?
- Human rights and principles of justice
- Cultural and religious norms
- Ethical principles and beliefs
- Efficiency, safety, conformity, and adherence to established norms and procedures (correct)
Which of the following is an example of a moral standard?
Which of the following is an example of a moral standard?
What motivates non-moral standards?
What motivates non-moral standards?
Where do moral standards originate from?
Where do moral standards originate from?
In the context of moral dilemmas, what is an individual moral dilemma?
In the context of moral dilemmas, what is an individual moral dilemma?
What characterizes an organizational moral dilemma?
What characterizes an organizational moral dilemma?
When does a structural moral dilemma occur?
When does a structural moral dilemma occur?
What defines a moral dilemma?
What defines a moral dilemma?
Which scenario demonstrates an individual moral dilemma?
Which scenario demonstrates an individual moral dilemma?
What distinguishes an organizational moral dilemma?
What distinguishes an organizational moral dilemma?
When does a structural moral dilemma occur?
When does a structural moral dilemma occur?
Which scenario demonstrates an individual moral dilemma?
Which scenario demonstrates an individual moral dilemma?
What distinguishes an organizational moral dilemma?
What distinguishes an organizational moral dilemma?
When does a structural moral dilemma occur?
When does a structural moral dilemma occur?
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Study Notes
Moral Standards
- Moral standards are based on considerations of morality, fairness, justice, and well-being of individuals or society.
- They are driven by these considerations to promote a common good or social welfare.
Non-Moral Standards
- Non-moral standards address practical, functional, or technical aspects of a situation.
- They are motivated by efficiency, effectiveness, and performance.
Moral Standards vs. Non-Moral Standards
- An example of a moral standard is a code of conduct that prohibits discrimination.
- Moral standards originate from cultural, religious, or philosophical values and principles.
Moral Dilemmas
- A moral dilemma is a situation where an individual or organization faces conflicting moral values, obligations, or principles.
- An individual moral dilemma occurs when a person faces conflicting moral values or principles that cannot be reconciled.
- An organizational moral dilemma occurs when an organization's policies, practices, or goals conflict with moral values or principles.
- A structural moral dilemma occurs when societal or institutional conditions create conflicting moral values or principles.
- A moral dilemma is characterized by uncertainty, conflict, and difficult choices.
Scenarios
- A scenario demonstrating an individual moral dilemma is when a person must choose between telling the truth or lying to protect a friend's feelings.
- An organizational moral dilemma is distinguished by conflicting moral values or principles between the organization's goals and social welfare.
- A structural moral dilemma occurs when societal or institutional conditions create conflicting moral values or principles, such as a law that conflicts with human rights.
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