22 Questions
Ethics refers to the concepts of right and wrong ______
conduct
Ethics consist of the rules of ______
behavior
Ethics are the principles that guide us to make a positive impact through our decisions and ______
actions
Applied ethics is a branch of ethics devoted to the treatment of moral problems, practices, and policies in personal life, professions, technology, and ______
government
The need to study ethics is emphasized because many have been harmed by lack of attention to ______
ethics
Acts of a man refer to actions that are involuntary and ______
instinctive
Voluntary acts include activities like sleeping, eating, and drinking, which are part of our daily and ______ activities
socially learned
Human acts involve intentional and deliberate actions driven by conscious choices, free will, and ethical reasoning, reflecting an individual's moral agency and the capacity for ethical ______
decision-making
Moral or ethical acts are human acts that observe or conform to a standard or norm of ______
morality
Immoral or unethical acts are human acts that violate or deviate from a standard of ______
morality
Involuntary natural acts include actions like the blinking of the eye, beating of the heart, sneezing, yawning, breathing, and ______
scratching
It uses the general ethical principles in an attempt to resolve a specific moral problem or apply ethical principle to situations. FORMS OF ETHICS 2. NON-NORMATIVE ETHICS - either describes or evaluates moral attitudes or statements a. Descriptive/Scientific b. Meta-______ NON-NORMATIVE ETHICS a. DESCRIPTIVE/SCIENTIFIC It is the scientific or descriptive study of morality which involves the factual investigation of moral behavior; concerned with how people do in fact behave b. META-ETHICS It is highly technical discipline investigating the meaning of ethical terms, including a critical study of how ethical statements can be verified. It does not propose any moral principles or norms for action; it consists solely of philosophical analysis. THANK YOU ! CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, and includes icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik
ethics
It uses the general ______ principles in an attempt to resolve a specific moral problem or apply ethical principle to situations.
ethical
NON-NORMATIVE ______ - either describes or evaluates moral attitudes or statements a. Descriptive/Scientific b. Meta-ethics
ethics
It is the scientific or descriptive study of morality which involves the factual investigation of moral behavior; concerned with how people do in fact behave b. Meta-______
ethics
META-______ It is highly technical discipline investigating the meaning of ethical terms, including a critical study of how ethical statements can be verified.
ethics
____ ethics maintains that the action is right only if it is in the interest of the agent or the doer of the act
Ethical Egoism
____ ethics asserts that the morality of the action depends on the situation and not the application of moral laws to the case
Situational Ethics
____ ethics holds that the Will of God is what determines the rightness or wrongness of an act
Theological Ethics
____ of legalistic morality determines right or wrong based on a clearly stated and well-documented body of laws
Legalism
____ ethics is a reasoned search for principles of human conduct, including a critical study of the major theories about what things are good, what acts are right and what acts are evil
General Normative Ethics
____ ethics is an attempt to explain and justify positions on specific moral problems or issues like capital punishment, abortion, discrimination
Applied Normative Ethics
Explore the fundamental concepts of ethics, including right and wrong conduct, morality, and rules of behavior. Learn how ethics guide individuals to make positive impacts through their decisions and actions.
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