BASIC CONCEPT OF ETHICS AND TYPES OF MORAL VALUES

A specific meaning and differs according to different disciplines known as

• Instrumental value

• Value from the cognitive and affective aspect

• Normative statement

• Value from the prescriptive and evaluative aspect

“Moral Education is a core subject for all non-Muslim students.”

What is the type of statement above?

• Description statement

• Normative statement

In pluralistic society as in Malaysia, normative statement can be different according to culture, religion and belief system.

• True

• False

_____________ describes as a judgemental statement that values good and bad, right and wrong, what is accepted or not accepted.

• Non-moral normative statement

• Moral normative statement

• Descriptive statement

• Non-descriptive statement

The following are the functions of value in Malaysia, EXCEPT

• A guide to resolve daily conflicts in familial life, society and career.

• A standard for societal life to live together based on shared values.

• A guide in an individual’s life to avoid facing multiple moral conflicts.

• A standard for whole global society.

Value from the evaluative domain means making moral judgement based on __________. (Multiple Answers)

• Religion

• Feeling

• Rules and regulations

• Societal norm

These are the types of moral values, EXCEPT

• Instrumental value

• Intrinsic value

• Relative value

• Theoretical value

Individual of different ethnicity work in an organization. What needs to be their priority is their professional work ethics which need to be a common goal for goodness of their profession. This refers to ______________.

• Value based on good and goodness

• Value from the cognitive and affective aspect

• Value from the prescriptive and evaluative aspect.

• Normative statement.

Professor Visha practices cleanliness all the time. She takes care of cleanliness wherever she goes. She finds for a garbage bin to discard the wood wrapper or cans after eating and drinking. She has __________ value.

• Subjective

• Intrinsic

• Instrumental

• Absolute

Respecting parents is the greatest value that has been accepted by all the religion in this world. This value refers to _________.

• Objective

• Subjective

• Absolute

• Instrumental