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deals with moral issues concerning nature, the ecosystem, and its nonhuman contents

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environmental ethics

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examines moral principles concerning business environment which involves issues about corporate practices, business behaviors and thee conducts and relationship[s of indiv in the organizations.

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business ethics

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study moral issues about sexuality and human sexual behavior

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sexual ethics

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deals with what is right for a society to do and how it should act as a whole

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social ethics

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refers to moral system that determines the moral value of actions by the outcomes or results

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teleology

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_______ as a moral system, places emphasis on developing good habits of character like kindness and generosity and avoiding bad character trait

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virtue ethics

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_______ philosophically examines specific controversial moral issues

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applied ethics

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concerns ethical issues pertaining to, biomedical researches, medicine, healthcare…

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bioethics

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submits that moral truth are unknown by intuition, by intermediate instinctive knowledge without reference to any evidence

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moral intuitionism

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branch of ethics that studies how a man ought to act, morally speaking. examines ethical norms

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normative ethics

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normative ethics is categorized into 3

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1. deontological 2. teleological 3. virtue ethics

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an ethical system that bases morality on independent moral rules or duties

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deontology

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is a meta-ethical stance which states that moral facts are known through observation and experience

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moral empiricism

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contends that moral facts and principles are knoable a prior, that is, by reason alone and without references to experience

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moral rationalism

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states that moral judgements convey propositions, they are “truth bearers”, or they are either true or false

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cognitivism

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claim that the existence of moral facts and the truth of moral judgments are independent of people’s thoughts and perceptions

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moral realism

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holds the truth of ethical propositions are dependent on the attitudes or standards of a person or group of persons

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ethical subjectivism

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denies that moral judgement are either true or false. neither true or false

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non-cognitivism

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is the most popular form of non-cognitivist theory. submits that moral judgments are mere expressions of our emotions and feelings

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emotivism

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theorizes that moral facts and principles apply to everybody in all places

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moral universalism