Human Values and Professional Ethics: Assignment 3 Notes

Vocabulary flashcards covering SWOC analysis, definitions of family, essential feelings in human relationships, the distinction between intention and competence, respect versus disrespect, and family problem analysis from the Unit 3 lecture notes.

Short-term goal

An objective focused on performing well in semester examinations, improving technical knowledge, and developing better communication and problem-solving skills.

SWOC analysis

An evaluative framework assessing Strengths (hardworking, eager to learn), Weaknesses (time management, nervousness), Opportunities (workshops, online learning), and Challenges (academic pressure, limited time).

Family

A group of people connected through relationships such as marriage, parenthood, or adoption who share care, responsibility, affection, and support.

Basic unit of family

The individual human being, between whom family relationships are formed to function as an important unit of society.

Feelings in human-to-human relationship

The emotions and values that help people understand, trust, care for, and respect one another.

Trust

Confidence in another person.

Respect

The feeling of accepting and valuing another person as a human being by recognizing their dignity, feelings, and individuality without discrimination.

Affection

A feeling of closeness toward others.

Care

Being concerned about the well-being of others.

Guidance

Helping others make appropriate decisions.

Reverence

Having a feeling of honour for someone who possesses excellence.

Intention

What a person wants to do or the purpose and motive behind their action, answering the question "What do I want to do?"

Competence

A person's ability, knowledge, and skills to perform an action correctly to achieve the desired result, answering "How well can I do it?"

Disrespect

Treating others in an insulting or humiliating manner, ignoring or interrupting them unnecessarily, and insulting them for having different opinions.

Lack of communication

A family problem arising when members are occupied with work, studies, or mobile phones, preventing them from sharing feelings and problems with one another.

Unequal sharing of responsibilities

A condition where household duties fall primarily on one or two family members, causing stress and dissatisfaction.