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comes from greek word ethos?

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Ethics

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what is the meaning of ethics

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Character

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are a set of rules or principles that are generally considered as standards or good
and bad or right and wrong,

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Ethics

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is the philosophy which explains that the happiness or pleasure of
a greatest number of people in the society is considered as the greatest good.

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Utilitarianism

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Meta means?

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After or Beyond

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the study of the origin and meaning of ethical concepts

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metaethics

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involves arriving at moral standards that regulate right and wrong
conduct. In a sense, it is a search for an ideal litmus test of proper behavior. The
Golden Rule is a classic example of a normative principle

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Normative Ethics

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the branch of ethics which consists of the analysis of specific,
controversial moral issues such as abortion, animal rights, or euthanasia.

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Applied Ethics

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Morality originates from?

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Mos

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What is Mos?

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Custom

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are
the principles or habits with respect to right or wrong of one’s own conduct.

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Morals

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moral is the code of conduct that you develop over time and set for yourself to follow,
just like

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 Being good to everyone
 Speaking only the truth
 Going against what you know is wrong
 Having chastity
 Avoid cheating
 Being a nice human being etc.

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The
study of related questions about moral ideals, character, policies and relationships of people
and organizations involved in technological activity, can be termed as

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Engineering Ethics

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Not only an engineer, but everyone has to follow a set of morals in order to keep away from
getting morally degraded. Our behavior should include the following

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 Respecting others and ourselves.
 Respecting the rights of others.
 Keeping promises.
 Avoiding unnecessary problems to others.
 Avoiding cheating and dishonesty.
 Showing gratitude towards others and encourage them to work.

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commands respect for persons, both others and ourselves.

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Morality

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One should be able to recognize the moral problems and issues that
occu

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Moral Awareness

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In order to come to a conclusion on an issue, the argument
has to be assessed and comprehended.

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Cogent Moral Reasoning

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After having gone through all the logical and moral facts,
consistent and comprehensive view points are to be formed based upon a
consideration of relevant facts.

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Moral Coherence

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Alternative responses are to be found out for dealing with moral
issues while creative solutions

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Moral Imagination

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The language to communicate about one’s moral views should be
so precise and clear, that the expression or words should not alter the original meaning

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Moral Communication

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The ability and willingness to be morally reasonable that one
should have while dealing such issues.

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Moral Reasonableness

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The persons involved in the issue, should be treated with genuine
concern by one.

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Respect For Persons

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One should have a broader perspective towards ethnic and
religious differences that the people have.

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Tolerance Of Diversity

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The moral conflicts can be resolved by using better communication and
having rational dialogue which is evident-based and open-ended which is acceptable
and appreciable by both the parties.

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Moral Hope

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The moral ________ has to be maintained. Being honest and having strong moral principles helps one to resolve an issue in an efficient manner.

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Integrity

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can be understood as an issue to be resolved not only by considering the technical stuff but also by keeping moral values in mind.

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Moral Issue

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is a working definition of an issue of moral concern is presented as any issue with the potential to help or harm anyone, including oneself.

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Moral Issue

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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF MORAL ISSUES?

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Micro-Ethics Macro-Ethics

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This approach stresses more on the problems that occur on a daily basis

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Micro Ethics

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This approach deals with social problems which are unknown.

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Macro Ethics

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TYPES OF INQUIRIES

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Normative Inquiries Conceptual Inquiries Factual or Descriptive Inquiries

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refers to the description that describes what one ought to do under a specific circumstance

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Normative Inquiry

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refers to the description of the meaning of concepts, principles and issues related to engineering ethics.

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Conceptual Inquiry

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help to provide the facts for understanding and finding solutions to the value based issues

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Factual or Descriptive Inquiry

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What are the types of complexities

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Vagueness Conflicting Reason Disagreement

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This refers to the condition where the doubt lies in whether the action refers to good or bad.

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Vagueness

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When you know about the solutions you have, the making of better choice among the ones you have, will be the internal conflict.

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Conflicting Reason

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When there are two or more solutions and none among them is mandatory, the final solution selected should be best suitable under existing and the most probable conditions

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Disagreement

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Steps in facing moral dilemmas

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Identification Ranking Inquiries Discussion Final Solution

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The issue has to be thoroughly understood.

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Identification

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The considerations in the issue are to be listed down.

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Ranking

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details involved in the issue is to be completely made

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Inquiry

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are to be made with other members, as different minds look at the issue in different views to give different solutions.

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Discussion

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After analyzing different perspectives and considering the facts and reasons on the basis of truths

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Final Solution

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is the philosophy which is self-governing or self-determining, i.e., acting independently without the influence or distortion of others.

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Moral Autonomy

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reflects the concept of individuality. This relates to the idea of building one’s self with the moral values one has while developing psychologically.

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Moral Autonomy

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To have moral autonomy in all the aspects, one should have a lot of __________ and interest.

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Patience

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He must have better ___________ in understanding the importance of suggestions and better solutions

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Knowledge

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American psychologist best known for his theory of stages of moral development.

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Lawrence Kholberg

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Lawrence Kholberg death and birth date?

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October 25- 1927- January 19 - 1987

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was dependent on the thinking of the Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget and the American philosopher John Dewey

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Theory of Moral Development

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was a Swiss psychologist known for his work on child development. Piaget's theory of cognitive development and epistemological view are together called "genetic epistemology

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Jean Piaget

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was an American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer whose ideas have been influential in education and social reform.

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John Dewey

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was an American philosopher and psychologist who was educated at Princeton under the supervision

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James Mark Baldwin

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Scottish philosopher

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James McCosh

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Levels of Moral Development

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Pre Conventional level Conventional level Post Conventional level

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This can be understood as the first level of moral thinking

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Pre conventional level

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2 stages in Pre conventional

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Avoid Punishment, Self Interest

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This is a child-like obedience, in order to avoid punishments.

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Avoid Punishment

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This can be understood as the second level of moral thinking,

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Conventional Level

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This second stage is characterized by a view that right behavior means acting in one's own best interests.

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Self Interest

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stages in Convetional

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Getting people to like them, Maintain Functioning in the society

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This level can be that where the protagonist behaves on account of the moral grounds

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Getting people to like them

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A thinker at this stage, considers to follow the rules for the good of the society.

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Maintain Functioning in the Society

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This can be understood as the third level of Moral thinking,

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Post Conventional Level

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Stages of post conventional

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Reject rigidity of laws, sense of justice

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In this level, the thinker uses his moral thinking skills at a commendable pace.

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Reject rigidity of laws

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This is the pinnacle stage of Moral development where the thinker feels a________________ for the protagonistp

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Sense of Justice