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Which of the following provides the best definition of morality?
Which of the following provides the best definition of morality?
- An economic system that promotes fair wealth distribution.
- A set of personal preferences that guide individual choices.
- Principles guiding judgments of right and wrong in human behavior. (correct)
- A legal framework dictating acceptable societal behaviors.
How does morality primarily influence human behavior?
How does morality primarily influence human behavior?
- By enforcing laws and regulations established by governments.
- By optimizing economic outcomes for all individuals.
- By offering guidelines for distinguishing between good and bad actions. (correct)
- By dictating specific actions regardless of circumstance.
If a person's actions are considered 'just,' what does this indicate in a moral context?
If a person's actions are considered 'just,' what does this indicate in a moral context?
- The actions align with legal requirements.
- The actions are primarily driven by personal gain.
- The actions lead to increased economic productivity.
- The actions are fair and equitable according to moral standards. (correct)
In what way can morality be seen as a personal compass?
In what way can morality be seen as a personal compass?
In a society that values morality, what is most likely to be emphasized?
In a society that values morality, what is most likely to be emphasized?
How does morality differ from simply following the law?
How does morality differ from simply following the law?
Imagine a scenario where an individual faces a dilemma between saving a friend by lying or telling the truth and causing harm. How would morality guide their decision?
Imagine a scenario where an individual faces a dilemma between saving a friend by lying or telling the truth and causing harm. How would morality guide their decision?
If a business owner decides to implement environmentally sustainable practices despite increased costs, which moral principle is most likely influencing that decision?
If a business owner decides to implement environmentally sustainable practices despite increased costs, which moral principle is most likely influencing that decision?
What role does empathy play in moral decision-making?
What role does empathy play in moral decision-making?
How can differing moral values lead to conflict within a diverse society?
How can differing moral values lead to conflict within a diverse society?
What is the relationship between personal values and overall morality?
What is the relationship between personal values and overall morality?
In a moral debate, what does it mean to take a 'relativist' position?
In a moral debate, what does it mean to take a 'relativist' position?
How does morality influence the development of laws and regulations?
How does morality influence the development of laws and regulations?
If someone consistently acts against their stated moral beliefs, what does this suggest?
If someone consistently acts against their stated moral beliefs, what does this suggest?
Considering societal wellbeing, why is morality important?
Considering societal wellbeing, why is morality important?
How does a society's understanding of morality affect its justice system?
How does a society's understanding of morality affect its justice system?
In what scenario is a person’s morality most visibly challenged and tested?
In what scenario is a person’s morality most visibly challenged and tested?
What would happen if individuals did not act based on morality?
What would happen if individuals did not act based on morality?
How can education enhance people’s understanding and application of morality?
How can education enhance people’s understanding and application of morality?
If a society rigidly enforces morality via strict surveillance and punishment, what unintended consequence might arise?
If a society rigidly enforces morality via strict surveillance and punishment, what unintended consequence might arise?
Flashcards
Morality
Morality
A set of principles guiding individuals in determining right and wrong, good and bad, just and unjust human behavior.
Personal Morals
Personal Morals
individual beliefs about right and wrong that guide a person's actions.
Social Morals
Social Morals
- morals that are widely accepted and practiced within a society or community
Religious Morals
Religious Morals
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Cultural Morals
Cultural Morals
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Universal Morals
Universal Morals
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Professional Morals
Professional Morals
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Situational Morals
Situational Morals
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Altruistic Morals
Altruistic Morals
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Moral Absolutism
Moral Absolutism
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Moral Relativism
Moral Relativism
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Virtue Ethics
Virtue Ethics
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Consequentialist Morals
Consequentialist Morals
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Non-moral Standards
Non-moral Standards
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Dilemma
Dilemma
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Characteristics of Dilemmas
Characteristics of Dilemmas
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Individual Level
Individual Level
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Organizational Level
Organizational Level
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Systemic Level
Systemic Level
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Study Notes
- Morality consists of principles or values.
- Morality guides individuals.
- Morality helps to distinguish right from wrong.
- Morality helps to distinguish good from bad.
- Morality helps to distinguish just from unjust.
- Morality concerns human behavior.
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