ethics and cuture

Question 1

a way of life of a particular people in the present day

Answer 1

culture

Question 2

it involves different areas such as beliefs, practices, behavior, and norms

Answer 2

culture

Question 3

without this, societies will fail to develop. it is technically the lifeblood of human civilizations

Answer 3

culture

Question 4

not injected in our genes; instead these are learned and passed along from one generation to another

Answer 4

culture

Question 5

tf

culture does not come only from one are alone

Answer 5

true

Question 6

is formed within the community with the these areas to help shape a society’s identity

Answer 6

culture

Question 7

is present in all cultures

Answer 7

morality

Question 8

provides a framework to classify human behavior

Answer 8

culture

Question 9

tf

individuals are a products of their own culture and learning a culture is an essential part of the human development

Answer 9

true

Question 10

the theory emphasizes that moral standards, laws, and rules are convened by the society, leading to the conclusion that it is just a human invention

Answer 10

social convention

Question 11

this theory asserts that morality, at some level, is somewhat conditioned the individuals to which influences are present in decision-making matters, making a person choose a choice inclined towards societal standards

Answer 11

social conditioning

Question 12

(analyzing theories)

some principles are not formulated by society. they exist even if human beings failed to include their existence into the learning curricula

Answer 12

social convention is a weak theory

Question 13

(analyzing theories)

according to renowned author and thinker c.s. lewis, even if differences in culture exist, there exists a similarity ground to reconcile these societies in terms of moral standard

Answer 13

there exist a middle ground to measure different moral perspectives

Question 14

(analyzing theories)

men are empowered to make choices. there are instances wherein people go against societal standards in making a certain decision

Answer 14

for social conditioning, there are actions that are not forced to us by the society

Question 15

the most common form of moral relativisim

Answer 15

cultural relativism

Question 16

it states that as our societies have diverse cultures present, we cannot have an action be immediately stated to be as good/bad objectively

Answer 16

cultural relativism

Question 17

this belief leads to the point that there is no single, objective, universal standard of morality. each culture disagrees with each other in relation to dealing with moral issues

Answer 17

cultural relativism

Question 18

(analyzing cultural relativism)

when we go to another country, we respect their cultures because we do not want to get in trouble while we are ther

Answer 18

provides a sense of tolerance to other culture

Question 19

we ought not to make immediate judgements to other cultures just because it doesn’t fit to ours

Answer 19

tolerance

Question 20

(analyzing cultural relativism)

applying cultural relativism also means the discouragement of critical thinking and independent decision-making

Answer 20

danger exists in cultural relativism

Question 21

the western and eastern culture are different, however there are some ethical principles that remain consistent as they are globally.

Answer 21

east-west convergence

Question 22

heavily grounded on social ethics aspect, particularly with building “SIR” or smooth interpersonal relationships

Answer 22

filipino moral culture

Question 23

these two universal values are as important with the existence of society as a whole

Answer 23

truth telling and respecting life