CHAPTER I: COMMON ETHICAL THEORIES

Relativism

a theory that is no universal moral norm of right and wrong

Subjective relativism

holds that each person decides right and wrong for himself/herself

Cultural Relativism

ethical theory that the meaning of "right" and "wrong"

The F2 Epidemic

problems of an ITE instructor

DIVINE COMMAND THEORY

is based on the idea that good actions are aligned with the will of God

Obedience

Divine command theory is based on _____________ not reason

Ethical Egoism

is philosophy that each person should focus on his or her self-interest

CONSEQUENTIALISM

the end justifies the means

Jeremy Bentham

was an early and influential advocate of utilitarianism

Utilitarian

believes in "the greatest happiness for the greatest number

Duty-driven (Kantian

individuals obey the law because it is the right thing to do

Consequence-driven

obedience comes from the persuasive power of the law

The Anti-Dynasty Law

The failure of Congress to pass the long-promised