Ethics Q1

1. The systematic and rational study of the concepts of right and wrong human actions.

• Ethics

• Dilemma

• Morality

• Moral Dilemma

2.The greek word for " Character"

• Mos

• Ethos

• Sophia

• Philo

The type of ethics which is prescriptive in nature as it seeks to develop guidelines or theories that tell us how we ought to behave.

• Normative Ethics

• Metaethics

• Applied Ethics

• Business Ethics

A situation where a person is forced to choose between two or more conflicting options, neither of which is acceptable.

• morality

• dilemma

• ethics

• moral

Dilemmas where certain events in the world place the agent in a situation of moral conflict.

• World-Imposed Moral Dilemmas

• Ontological Moral Dilemmas

• Self-Imposed Moral Dilemmas

• . Epistemic Moral Dilemmas

Situations where persons, who are called “moral agents” in ethics, are forced to choose between two or more conflicting options, neither of which resolves the situation in a morally acceptable manner.

• Dilemma

• Moral dilemma

• Ethics

• Morality

Dilemmas that involve situations wherein two or more moral requirements conflict with each other and that the moral agent hardly knows which of the conflicting .

• . Epistemic Moral Dilemmas

• Self-Imposed Moral Dilemmas

• Ontological Moral Dilemmas

• World-Imposed Moral Dilemmas

A type of ethical inquiry that aims to understand the nature and dynamics of ethical principles.

• Metaethics

• Applied Ethics

• Business Ethics

• Normative Ethics

In this ethical tradition, the ideals of righteousness before God and the love of God and neighbor constitute the substance of ethics.

• Greek Tradition

• Judeo-Christian Tradition

• Chinese Tradition

• Muslim Tradition

The goal of ethics according to Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics

• Happiness

• Love

• Faith

• Hope