Chapter II

Question 1

Investigates how a person ought to act, in a moral sense

Answer 1

Normative ethics

Question 2

Examines what moral beliefs are held by a given society

Answer 2

Descriptive ethics

Question 3

It prescribes moral principles defining the good, right, duty, obligation, law, justices

Answer 3

Normative ethics

Question 4

It objectively presents or describes the values of people being studied

Answer 4

Descriptive ethics

Question 5

Used in philosophy or moral theology

Answer 5

Normative ethics

Question 6

Used in empirical science like sociology, psychology

Answer 6

Descriptive ethics

Question 7

This is how should people act

Answer 7

Normative ethics

Question 8

This is what do people think is right

Answer 8

Descriptive ethics

Question 9

Used as an ethical analysis to produce practical knowledge on how we should live our lives

Answer 9

Normative ethics

Question 10

This account includes similarities and differences of moral values among different groups of people or describes the development of norm through time

Answer 10

Descriptive ethics

Question 11

3 kinds of valuation

Answer 11

Aesthetic
Etiquette
Technical valuation

Question 12

Aesthetics are derived from the greek word _____ meaning sense or feeling

Answer 12

Aesthesis

Question 13

Refers to the judgement of personal approval or disapproval that we make about what we see, hear, smell or taste

Answer 13

Aesthetics

Question 14

Sense of approval or disapproval concerning certain actions which can be considered relatively more trivial in nature

Answer 14

Etiquette

Question 15

Technical valuation derived from the greek word

Answer 15

Techne

Question 16

Used to refer to a proper way or right way of doing things

Answer 16

Technical valuation