ETHICS Q1

Question 1

systematic study or a system of scientific
conclusions clearly demonstrated, derived from clearly
established principles and duly coordinated

Answer 1

Science

Question 2

the quality of human acts as right, wrong or
indifferent, moral immoral or amoral

Answer 2

Morality

Question 3

acts done with knowledge, freedom and free
will or consent

Answer 3

Human Acts

Question 4

means right living and good moral character and it is in good
moral character that man finds his true worth and perfection.

Answer 4

Ethics

Question 5

refer to explicit or understood regulations or principles
governing conduct within a specific activity or sphere.

Answer 5

Rules

Question 6

Three Levels of Moral Dilemma

Answer 6

Personal Dilemmas
Organizational Dilemma
Structural Dilemmas

Question 7

are those experienced
and resolved on the personal level. Since many ethical decisions
are personally made, many if not most of moral dilemmas fall
under, or boil down to this level.

Answer 7

Personal Dilemmas

Question 8

refer to
ethical cases encountered and resolves by social organization.

Answer 8

Organizational Dilemmas

Question 9

refer to cases
involving network of institutions and operative theoretical
paradigms.

Answer 9

Structural Dilemmas

Question 10

Culture refers to the cumulative deposit of knowledge, experience,
beliefs, values, attitudes, meanings, hierarchies, religions, notion of
time, roles, spatial relations, concepts of the universe, and material
objects and possessions acquired by a group of people in the
course of generations through individual and group striving

Answer 10

Culture in Moral Behavior

Question 11

Is the most famous and dominant form of moral
relativism.

Answer 11

Cultural Relativism

Question 12

Fundamentally believes that no act is good or bad
objectively. It also submits that different moral principles apply to different
persons or group of individuals

Answer 12

Moral Relativism