ETHICS

The word ethics comes from the Greek word:

• Ethos

• Mores

• Character

• Customs

Largely a concern of cultural anthropologists and sociologists.

• Meta-Ethics

• Normative Ethics

• Descriptive Ethics

• Applieds Ethics

It puts more emphasis on morality as the attainment of man’s end, fulfillment and happiness.

• Deontological Moral Theory

• Utilitarian Moral Theory

• Teleological Moral Theory

• Universal Moral Theory

Thus, right and wrong has a_____________implication, which refer to morally binding and obligatory

• Moral

• Teleological

• Ethical

• Deontological

The act done by doer. Human acts- are said to be the formal objects of ethics because they have moral value.

• Physical

• Non-Physical

• Human Will

• Values

Moral acts stem from the __________that controls or influences the internal and external  actions of man

• Habits

• Character

• Human Will

• Morality

It is the moving of oneself and taking concrete means in view of the goal or end, which is not yet but which somehow ought to be

• Freedom

• Obligation

• Action

• Universality

Components of Moral Acts:

• Intention

• Means

• Ends

• All of the Above

We have an obligation to bring about good in all our actions

• Principle of Beneficence

• Principle of Autonomy

• Principle of Justice

• Principle of Non-malificence

1. Studying the Lesson

• Acts of Man

• Human Acts

• None of the Above

• All of the Above