ETHICS PART 2

Question 1

PERSONAL ORIENTATION OVER TASK ORIENTATION

GROUP OVER INDIVIDUAL NEEDS

VALUES: MODESTY, GENEROSITY, SHARING

Answer 1

ASIAN MORAL BEHAVIOR

Question 2

FOCUS ON DUTIES NOT RIGHTS PASSIVE, NON-ASSERTIVE

EMPHASIS ON HARMONY, NOT CONFRONTATION

BUILDS ASIAN IDENTITY AND RESILIENCE

Answer 2

ASIAN MORAL BEHAVIOR

Question 3

INFLUENCED BY BUDDHISM AND CONFUCIANISM

AVOID CONFRONTATION, ANGER RARELY SHOWN

COOL-HEADEDNESS, SOFT WORDS, CALM ATTITUDE

Answer 3

SOUTHEAST ASIA (INCLUDING PHILIPPINES)

Question 4

EXPRESSES ANGER INDIRECTLY (3RD PERSON)

USES SMILES, EVEN DURING SORROW

AVOIDS SHOWING DISAPPOINTMENT PUBLICLY.

Answer 4

SOUTHEAST ASIA (INCLUDING PHILIPPINES)

Question 5

SOUTHEAST ASIAN CHARACTERISTICS

Answer 5

FUN-LOVING
GENTLE
COMPASSIONATE
HOSPITABLE
RESPECTFUL
LOYAL TO FAMILY
ENJOYS LIFE
POLITE
KIND
VALUES OTHER’S FEELINGS
HIGH VALUES RESPECT SPECIALLY TO ELDERS

Question 6

FIVE BASIC MORAL PROHIBITION

Answer 6

DO NOT KILL
DO NOT STEAL
AVOID ILLICIT SEX
DO NOT LIE
DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL

Question 7

FIVE CARDINAL VIRTUES

Answer 7

JEN
YI
LI
CHIH
HSIN

Question 8

FIVE CARDINAL VIRTUES:

BENEVOLENCE

Answer 8

JEN

Question 9

FIVE CARDINAL VIRTUES:

DUTY, SHAME AFTER WRONGDOING

Answer 9

YI

Question 10

FIVE CARDINAL VIRTUES:

PROPRIETY AND DECORUM

Answer 10

LI

Question 11

FIVE CARDINAL VIRTUES:

WISDOM

Answer 11

CHIH

Question 12

FIVE CARDINAL VIRTUES:

LOYALTY AND GOOD FAITH

Answer 12

HSIN

Question 13

IT MEANS PRIMARILY, TO PRICE, TO ESTEEM, TO APPRAISE, TO ESTIMATE

Answer 13

VALUE

Question 14

AN ACT OF CHERISHING SOMETHING HOLDING IT CLEAR AND ALSO ACT OF PASSING JUDGMENT UPON THE NATURE AND AMOUNT

Answer 14

VALUE

Question 15

WHAT IS THE LATIN WORD OF VALUE

Answer 15

VALERE

Question 16

VALERE MEANS??

Answer 16

TO BE OF WORTH

Question 17

GOOD MORAL VALUES ONCE THEY ARE HABITUALLY PRACTICED, THEY TURNED INTO VIRTUES

Answer 17

VALUES

Question 18

VIRTUES THAT GUIDE US TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT HUMAN ELEMENT WHEN ONE INTERACTS WITH ANOTHER HUMAN BEING

Answer 18

HUMAN VALUES

Question 19

PRINCIPLES OR STANDARDS OF CONDUCT THAT INDIVIDUALS USE TO DETERMINE WHAT IS CONSIDERED RIGHT OR WRONG, GOOD OR BAD

Answer 19

MORAL VALUES

Question 20

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES

Answer 20

ACCEPTANCE
COMPASSION
COURAGE
EQUALITY
FAIRNESS
GENEROSITY
HONESTY
INTEGRITY
KINDNESS
PERSEVERANCE
POLITENESS
RESPECT
RESPONSIBILITY
SELF-CONTROL

Question 21

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES:

HAVING AN OBJECTIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD OTHER’S IDEAS AND PRACTICES THAT DIFFER FROM YOUR OWN

Answer 21

ACCEPTANCE

Question 22

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES:

UNDERSTANDING THE SUFFERING OF OTHERS OR SELF AND WANTING TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT

Answer 22

COMPASSION

Question 23

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES:

WILLINGNESS TO DO DIFFICULT THINGS

Answer 23

COURAGE

Question 24

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES:

BELIEVING EVERYONE DESERVES EQUAL RIGHTS AND TO BE TREATED WITH RESPECT

Answer 24

EQUALITY

Question 25

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: ACTING IN JUST A WAY, SHARING APPRORIATELY

Answer 25

FAIRNESS

Question 26

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: WILLINGNESS TO GIVE RESOURCES, HELP OR TIME TO OTHERS.

Answer 26

GENEROSITY

Question 27

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: BEING TRUTHFUL AND SINCERE

Answer 27

HONESTY

Question 28

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: STICKING TO YOUR MORAL AND ETHICAL PRINCIPLES AND VALUES

Answer 28

INTEGRITY

Question 29

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: BEING CONSIDERATE AND TREATING OTHERS WELL

Answer 29

KINDNESS

Question 30

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: PERSISTING IN A COURSE OF ACTION, BELIEF OR PURPOSE

Answer 30

PERSEVERANCE

Question 31

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: USING GOOD MANNERS, ACTING IN SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE WAY

Answer 31

POLITENESS

Question 32

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: SHOWING CONSIDERATION FOR THE WORTH OF SOMEONE OR SOMETHING

Answer 32

RESPECT

Question 33

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: BEING RELIABLE IN YOUR OBLIGATIONS

Answer 33

RESPONSIBILITY

Question 34

FOURTEEN TYPES OF MORAL VALUES: STAYING IN CONTROL OF YOUR WORDS AND BEHAVIOR

Answer 34

SELF-CONTROL

Question 35

FOUR CARDINAL VIRTUES

Answer 35

PRUDENCE JUSTICE TEMPERANCE FORTITUDE

Question 36

FOUR CARDINAL VIRTUES: VIRTUE OF KNOWING WHAT TO DO UNDER PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH ENABLES ONE TO SEE THE BEST MEANS TO APPROACH A GIVEN SITUATION

Answer 36

PRUDENCE

Question 37

FOUR CARDINAL VIRTUES VIRTUE OF GIVING ANYONE HIS/HER DUE UNDER NO CONDITION

Answer 37

JUSTICE

Question 38

FOUR CARDINAL VIRTUES VIRTUE OF CURBING OR MANAGING THE SENSITIVE APPETITES

Answer 38

TEMPERANCE

Question 39

FOUR CARDINAL VIRTUES VIRTUE OF KEEPING RESOLUTE IN THE FACE OF OVERWHELMING ODDS

Answer 39

FORTITUDE

Question 40

THREE THEOLOGICL VIRTUES

Answer 40

FAITH HOPE CHARITY

Question 41

THREE THEOLOGICL VIRTUES: VIRTUE OF BELIEVING IN GOD'S WORD WITHOUT SEEING

Answer 41

FAITH

Question 42

THREE THEOLOGICL VIRTUES: VIRTUE OF KEEPING TRUST IN DIVINE PROVIDENCE

Answer 42

HOPE

Question 43

THREE THEOLOGICL VIRTUES: VIRTUE OF LOVING GOD AND HIS CREATURES

Answer 43

CHARITY

Question 44

OCCURS AS WE GROW AND HELPS US CHOOSE BETWEEN RIGHT AND WRONG

Answer 44

MORAL DEVELOPMENT

Question 45

MORAL DEVELOPMENT OF MOST PEOPLE BEGINS WITH A DESIRE TO AVOID PERSONAL PUNISHMENT AND MAY EVOLVE OVER TIME TO A DESIRE TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER AND MORE JUST PLACE FOR ALL PEOPLE

Answer 45

THEORY OF LAWRENCE KOHLBERG

Question 46

MUST DECIDE WHETHER TO STEAL AN OVERPRICED DRUG TO SAVE HIS DYING WIFE. THIS ETHICAL DILEMMA IS USED TO EVALUATE MORAL REASONING ACROSS DIFFERENT STAGES.

Answer 46

HEINZ DILEMMA

Question 47

KOHLBERG'S THREE LEVELS OF MORAL DEVELOPMENT

Answer 47

LEVEL 1: PRE-CONVENTIONAL MORALITY LEVEL 2; CONVENTIONAL MORALITY LEVEL 3: POST-CONVENTIONAL MORALITY LEVEL