1.3 Intro

Question 1

what is the lack of knowledge, info, wisdom or awareness

Answer 1

ignorance

Question 2

what is the processing of beliefs or virtues that one does not hold; contrarian behavior

Answer 2

hypocrisy

Question 3

what are superior attitude displayed in an overbearing or presumptuous manner, claims or assumptions

Answer 3

arrogance

Question 4

what is intense and selfish desire for something

Answer 4

greed

Question 5

what directs instincts

Answer 5

the law of human nature (moral law)

Question 6

ethics deals with ___

Answer 6

oughts (should)

Question 7

what two terms are used interchangeably

Answer 7

ethics and morality

Question 8

difference between ethics and morality

Answer 8

collective body (ethics) vs. individual (moral)

Question 9

what are persistent beliefs which a person has a continuing predilection, preference or adherence

Answer 9

values

Question 10

what are qualities or behaviors exhibiting a high moral standard

Answer 10

virtues

Question 11

are ethics and law separate concepts but often overlap within a dilemma but not always in alignment

Answer 11

YES

ethics = ought to do
law = must do

Question 12

may ethical standards be used to judge law

Answer 12

YES

action may be ethical but unlawful
action may be unethical but legal

Question 13

experiential framework for core issues

Answer 13

1. ethics
2. morals
3. law

Question 14

the right thing in any situation is whatever will do the most good for the greatest number of people

Answer 14

utilitarian ethics

Question 15

one’s duty (obligation) is to act in this way rather than respond to emotions, opinons, traditions norms or end goal

Answer 15

Kantianism ethics

Question 16

there are certain absolute rules or moral truths that stand on their own that must be followed by all; autonomy

Answer 16

kantianism ethics

Question 17

people live in a society, there must be agreement on moral and political rules of behavior;

a societal framework for social interaction and political obligations

Answer 17

social contract ethics

Question 18

type of ethics:

what kind of person do i want to be and how do i achieve it? what are the qualities and character traits that are admirable and desirable?

Answer 18

virtue ethics

Question 19

what is not only the execution of a desired trait to obtain a singular end goal but executing that behavior in all appliable situations and areas of life?

Answer 19

virtue ethics

Question 20

what is a “through and through” trait - being consistent, congruent, rational and unfailing in application and true intent

Answer 20

virtue ethics

Question 21

____ provides the necessary ethical underpinnings for professions AND individual professional character

Answer 21

normative ethics

Question 22

4 parts of normative ethics

Answer 22

1. rules to guide ethical behavior and decision making
2. exhibit qualities of virtuous behavior at all times and in all places
3. moral duty and responsibility
4. social contract/duty to society

Question 23

3 key elements that define a profession

Answer 23

1. special knowledge
2. service rather than profit
3. discipline and self regulation

Question 24

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