intro to moral dilemmas Flashcards

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three levels of moral dilemma

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  • individual dilemma
  • organizational dilemma
  • systemic/structural dilemma
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exists within an organization or a particular sector; individual needs vs. collective purpose of the organization

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organizational dilemma

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3
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on going search for satisfactory system

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systemic/structural dilemma

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4
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faculty used in dealing with issues

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reason

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5
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not a matter of personal preferences or tastes

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moral judgement

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moral reasoning

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  • identify the morally relevant aspects of the situation
  • weigh the significance of the morally relevant aspects
  • identify all the possible actions the could be pursued and their most likely consequences
  • consider all and decide which action the most ethically justified
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7
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deals with the norms or codes governing our conduct or act

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moral philosophy or ethics

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8
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acts that are ethically neutral; does not have a moral value or sense

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amoral

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9
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some aspects of reality that are simply out of the realm of morality

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nonmoral

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10
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concerned with something or an act or behavior is socially acceptable or follows a certain social or cultural practice

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manners or etiquette

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11
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morality can be considered as having a _____ or _____ origin based on the origin of value

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subjective; objective

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three possibilities for the objective origin of value

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  • values are given by a supernatural being
  • values are part of the fabric of nature
  • values are part of the furniture of the world
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13
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possible explanations of the objective origin of value

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  • supernatural theory
  • the theory of natural law
  • objectivism
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14
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subjective origin of value

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without human beings, there would be no value

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15
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the moral systems handed down through custom from generation to generation; can be called as static morality

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customary or traditional morality

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16
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moral ideas are carefully examined and tested; can be modified or changed

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reflective morality

17
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morality may be applied to four areas

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  • religion
  • nature
  • individuality
  • society
18
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application of morality: morality determined by relation between human beings and supernatural being

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religion

19
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application of morality: morality determined by relation between human being and nature

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nature

20
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application of morality: morality determined by relation the individual has to themself

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individuality

21
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application of morality: morality determined by relation between human being and society

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society