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The ____ theory of ethics focuses on one's duties to others

a. DISCEMMENT


b. normative


C. Teleological


d. deontological

d. deontological
The ____ theory of ethics emphasizes that the morality right action is what ever action leads to the maximum balance of good over evil.

a. non-consequential


b. Consequential


c. Religious


d. Secular

b.consequential

describes how a particular situation may influence how one's reaction and values may change in order to cope with changing circumstances.


a. situational


b. beneficence


c. Normative


d. Procedural

a. situational ethics

______describes the principle of doing good, demonstrating kindness, showing compassion, and helping others.

a. beneficence


b. Normaleficence


c. Justice


d. Compassion

a. beneficence

_________ ethics are based on codes developed by societies which have relied on customers to formulate their codes.

a. Compassion


b.religious


c. Secular


d. Deontological

c. Secular

The obligation to be fair in distribution of benefits and risk referred to as _____.

a.autonomy


b. Government spending


c. Justice


d. Injustice

c. justice

a person who is said to have a steadfast adherence to a strict moral or ethical code is considered to have_____.


a. moral values


b. discemment


c. Compassion


d. Integrity

d. Integrity

the relationship between abstract virtues (principles) and _______( practice) is often difficult to grasp.


a. aotonomous decisions


b. Judicial decisions


c.courage


d. Values

d. Values

we can learn from _______ how past generations thought and acted, how they responded to the demands of their time and how they solved their problems.


a. history


b. Commitment


c. Prophecy


d. Dilemma

a. history

the________ ethical theory of ethics denies that the consequences of an action rule are the only criteria for determining the morality of an action or rule.


a. Non-consequential


b. Consequential


c. Normative


d. Distributive

a. Non-consequential

The branch of philosophy that deals with values relating to human conduct is______.


a. Morality


b. Ethics


c. Virtues


d. Paternalism

b. Ethics

we study ethics to aid us in making ________ judgments, good decisions, and right choices.


a. Fairly accurate


b. Sound


c. Personal


d. dictatorial

b. Sound