GROUP 1- ETHICS

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a branch of philosophy that studies the rightness and wrongness of a human action.

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ETHICS

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also known as "prescriptive in nature".

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Normative Ethics

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It investigates the psychological factors that influence moral behavior, judgment, and development. It explores how people think, feel, and act in moral situations.

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Psychology

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It describes the early, early stage of learning during which individuals initially pick up the basic morals, values, and social norms that will direct how they behave.

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Primary Socialization

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The practice of rightness and wrongness of human action.

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Morality

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Teachings can shape an individual's moral and ethical beliefs by providing a set of values and beliefs to guide their actions. Options: Religion

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Religion

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refers to the later stages of learning, where individuals continue to develop their ethical understanding by interacting with wider social institutions such as schools, workplaces, media, and other organizations.

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Secondary Socialization

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A system of rules and regulations established by a governing authority to maintain order, protect rights, and enforce justice in society.

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Law

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Is a type of ethics that seeks to answer the question: What should we do?

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Normative Ethics

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a type of ethical inquiry that aims to understand the nature and dynamics of ethical principles. It asks questions about the nature and origin of moral facts, as well as the way in which we learn and acquire moral beliefs.

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Metaethics