Understanding Ethics and Filipino Identity

What is the primary focus of meta-ethics?

Which of the following best describes the deductive model of moral decision-making?

Moral relativism poses which challenge to ethical frameworks?

According to the concept of 'loob' in Filipino ethics, what does it represent?

In the context of 'Tambalang-Lapit', what does 'Dibdib-Puso' represent?

Which factor is part of the mnemonic 'ICICLE' that defines Filipino Philosophy?

What is the meaning of 'Wei-Wu-Wei' in Daoism?

In Confucianism, what does 'Ren' primarily emphasize?

What is the ultimate goal in Hinduism, as described in the provided text?

According to Buddhism, what is the primary cause of suffering?

Which of the following best describes the 'Golden Mean' in Virtue Ethics?

What is the central tenet of Deontology as described in the provided text?

What is the 'Greatest Happiness Principle' in Utilitarianism?

Which ethical approach prioritizes character over specific actions?

Which ethical theory suggests that lying is acceptable if it benefits more people than it harms?

Which ethical framework aligns with the principle of letting things happen naturally?

Which ethical framework would most likely emphasize respecting parents and fulfilling responsibilities?

What does the concept of 'Dharma' represent in Hinduism?

Which ethical framework suggests that letting go of material desires leads to peace?

What differentiates Ethics from Values Education?

How does Applied Ethics differ from Normative Ethics?

What is a fundamental critique of the Deductive Model in moral decision-making?

In what way does the Reflective Equilibrium Model differ from the Deductive Model of moral decision-making?

Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the challenge presented by Moral Relativism?

What critical question arises when considering 'Morality vs. Religion' as a challenge in ethics?

What is the most significant ethical concern when considering 'Morality vs. Law'?

How does the Filipino concept of 'Lalim' contribute to understanding Filipino identity?

Which ethical consideration aligns with Utilitarianism?

How might a person practicing Virtue Ethics approach a moral dilemma?

What is the role of seeking knowledge (Zhi) in Confucian ethics?

Imagine a scenario where a person lies to protect someone from harm. How would a follower of Deontology and a follower of Utilitarianism differ in their evaluation of this action?

How might the concept of 'Karma' influence a Hindu's ethical decision-making process in their daily life?

In a society governed strictly by Utilitarian principles, how would the rights of a minority group likely be protected?

Imagine a culture steeped in Daoist philosophy encountering a crisis that demands immediate, decisive action. How might they reconcile their values with the necessities of governance?

How might the emphasis on 'following your role in society' in Confucianism both support and hinder social progress?

A person is facing a moral dilemma where following a deeply ingrained cultural tradition would cause harm to an individual. Which ethical theory would provide the most nuanced framework for navigating this conflict?

Imagine a scenario where a company discovers that a new product, while highly profitable, has a small chance of causing serious harm to a few consumers. From the perspective of each of the ethical theories, how would they respond? (Select all that apply)