2Q: globalization

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it is the preocess of connecting countries, people, and business all around the world

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globalization

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factors of globalization:

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• inequality
• structural issues
• exploitative practices
• global economic policies
• debt and economic dependency
• social and political factor
• environmental and climate challenges

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advantages of globalization

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• People in developing countries increase their standard of living.
• Global competition encourages creativity and innovation.
• Governments can work together towards common goals.
• Greater access to foreign cultures.

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disadvantages of globalization

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• Outsourcing leaves a lot of people without opportunities.
• Little international regulation consequences for the safety of people and environment.
• Cultures begin to meld and characteristics of those cultures begin to fade.
• Western focus can result in failed progress in non-Western countries.

Question 5

is the quality of being in accord with standards of right or good conduct.
It is a system of ideas of right and wrong conduct, such as religious
morality and Christian morality

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morality

Question 6

Morality is often rooted in a
set of values that individuals or cultures
hold dear.

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values

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the values include:

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honesty, integrity,
compassion, justice, fairness, and
respect for others.

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are the
unwritten rules or expectations that
guide behavior within a specific culture
or community.

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norms

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the inner sense of what is right or
wrong; serves as an
internal moral compass, influencing
decision-making and behavior.

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conscience

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provide a framework
for evaluating actions.

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ethical principles

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the greatest good for
the greatest number

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utilitarianism

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duty-based ethics

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deontology

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emphasizing the development of
virtuous character traits

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virtue ethics

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Morality is
culturally influenced, with different
cultures having varying moral
frameworks and ethical standards.
Cultural norms and values shape
the moral compass of individuals
within that culture.

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cultural influence

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Religious teachings
often provide a moral code and
ethical guidelines for adherents.

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religious influence

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Morality
involves an individual’s ability to make
independent moral judgments and
decisions. While influenced by cultural
and societal factors, individuals also have
the capacity for moral reasoning and
autonomy.

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individual autonomy

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mplicit or explicit agreements within a
society about acceptable behavior

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social contracts

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he acceptability of human action is
based rock solid on the Bible.

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absolutist morality

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is based upon society’s acceptance of
human behavior

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personalized moraliy

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level one morality

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every reasonable person in the world
agrees that your behavior is acceptable.

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level two morality

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your behavior is acceptable to every reasonable person in your culture

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level three

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geography

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level 4

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community

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level 5

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family

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level 6

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acceptable to you

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level 7

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acceptable to supernatural being and not to you