Ethics & Bioethics (pt 1)

used to describe the guiding belifs or ideals that characterize a community, nation, or ideology.

ETHICS

the conception of what is right and wrong.

ETHICS

Are broad principles of what is good and evil, right and wrong.

ETHICS

Ethics as a moral philosophy, it is an application of a?

• Moral code of conduct

• Good behavior

reflects individual values, beliefs and practices about proper human conduct.

MORALITY

associated with a practical set of rules that are to be followed in a professional setting.

ETHICS

refer to an individual’s personal principles or personal values that run to the core of your very being.

MORALS

morals are generally viewed as a means to be?

good and do good

TRUE OR FALE:

An ethical action can be immoral, and a moral action can be unethical.

TRUE

Ethics is derived from the Ancient Greek word _______

ETHOS

ETHOS means:

• Character

• Theory of Things

• Way of Living

views the happening of events, decisions, and actions as the product of rightful thoughts and deeds.

THEORY OF THINGS

Ethics is also derived from the old French word _______

ETHIQUE

Ethics is also derived from the late Latin ___

ETHICA

Ethics is also derived from the modern Latin ___

MORES

MORES means ____

Customs

ETHICA means ______

of or for morals, moral, or expressing character

examines and investigates the justification of long-term moral judgments.

ETHICS

The righteousness or wrongness of human conduct is a product of?

Ethical decision-making

considered as the fundamental concept of what is meant as the decency of human conduct.

ETHICS

CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS:

• encompasses the principle of placing justice for the things done and services rendered.

Defending

CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS:

• deals with the manner or ways of putting actions in the proper order.

Systematizing

CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS:

• entails the process of reshaping the sphere of goodness and righteousness.

Remodeling

CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS:

• covers the process of internalising the action done and relating it to a future action.

Interconnecting

Ethics also includes the _______ & ________ as a whole in one's philosophy of life.

ideals and morals

Ethics is a philosophy because it?

touches the principles of righteousness and goodness.

Carrying out the righteousness and goodness of an action is largely based on ________ knowledge or the experience a person has acquired and the society has witnessed.

empirical

Ethics is also a science because it is aimed at attaining a ________ knowledge & experience.

systematized

Ethics is even defined as the science of the Highest Goodness because it?

investigates what is right or good in human conduct (normative science)

A science that is concerned with facts and explains them and their causes.

Natural/Descriptive Science

A science concerned with what ought to be done.

Normative Science

Ethics is a normative science as it deals with _____ by which we can judge human actions?

norms

TRUE OR FALSE:

Ethics is an ART.

FALSE

Summum bonum means?

the ultimate goal of human life

Ethics may be called “Science of Values" because it discovers and investigates the forms of ______ and _____ that institutes moral phenomenon which it observes and classifies based on moral ideals.

conduct and behavior

ethics is concerned with the:

• nature

• moral sentiments

• object

• faculty

• standard of moral judgment