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list the ethical pricipals |
Opinion of respected person Group consensus Personal experience Opinion of an experienced person Conscience Principle Particular Value Intuition Logic Statistics Legal precedent Religious or Philosophical beliefs Sacred texts LOGIC LOSS PPPR |
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explain the ethical principals |
Opinion respect- when someone considered important says it's right or wrong
Group consensus: is the majority agree it mus be okay
Personal experience: Your own previous experience are the deciding factor
Conscience: following your own internal sense of right
Principal: appealing to certain ideas that are always right without question
Particular value: something important (a value) decides whether something is right or wrong
Intuition: having a gut feeling about something
Logic: what obviously makes the most sense
Statistics: using numbers to show that something is right or wrong
Legal precedent: if it is against the law it is wrong.
Scientific research: scientific findings show that it is safe/dangerous
Religious beliefs: attitudes/ ideas expressed that come from a particular religious or moral view
Sacred texts: when stories from the bible, the Qur'an and the teachings of Buddha are used
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what are the four ethical theories? |
Rule Deontology Act Deontology Egoism Utalitarianism |
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explain the four ethical theories |
RULE- a rule is followed no matter what |
