BSA 3B-AS (GEC 7-MIDTERM)

A model in Ethics which holds that truth or falsity of ethical propositions is dependent on the feelings, attitudes, or standards of a person or group of persons

• Ethics Subjectivism
• Ethics Emotivism
• Ethics Communism
• none of the choices

This version says that a moral belief is true if it is held with sincerity and conviction

• Ethics Subjectivism
• Ethics Emotivism
• Ethics Communism
• none of the choices

It is the emotions aimed to discipline or punish.

• Inner-directed negative
• Outer-directed negative
• directed-outer negative
• directed-inner negative

People often direct anger, disgust, or contempt at those who have acted unethically, is an example of what kind of emotions?

• Inner-directed negative
• Outer-directed negative
• directed-outer negative
• directed-inner negative

Who said, “There is a peer pressure that an individual seems to be more likely to engage in ethical behavior when his/her peers also behave ethically”

• Bratton, 2004; De Guzman, et al., 2017
• Bratton, 2004; Gomes, et al., 2018
• Bratton, 2004; De Guzman, et al., 2018
• Bartton, 2004; Guzman, et al., 2017

These play a major role in most of the ethical decisions people make. Most people do not realize how much their emotions direct their moral choices.

• Feelings
• Intuitions
• Feelings and Intuitions
• Attitude

They are regarded as instinctive and trained response to moral dilemmas.

• Feelings
• Intuitions
• Feelings and Intuitions
• Attitude

Traditionally, ethical ­­­­­­____ process has been understood as an exclusively mental process; that our feelings have nothing to do with matters of right or wrong and good or bad, precisely because our emotions are very unstable

• decision-making
• emotional
• Intellectual
• Social

Guilt, embarrassment, and shame often motivate people to act ethically. These are what kind of emotions?

• Inner-directed negative
• Outer-directed negative
• directed-outer negative
• directed-inner negative

Who said, “So, while we may believe that our moral decisions are influenced most by our philosophy or religious values, in truth our emotions play a significant role in our ethical decision-making”

• Lerner, et al., 2014
• Learner, et al., 2013
• Lerner, et al., 2018
• Learner, et al., 2014