___________ may described as the morals governing human behaviour.

Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences ethical views

• Culture

• law

• ego

• Consequences

In the workplace, we should Treat people with respect

• True

• False

Is it possible to be a professional but not display professionalism? 

• Yes
• No

What THREE kinds of friends did Aristotle say there were?

• Virtue

• Work friends

• Self Interest

• Pleasure

• Family friends

What's the best explanation of Aristotle's idea of 'Virtues'?

• Virtues are good things that some people are born with.

• Virtues are the morals that we learn from our parents.

• A virtue is a characteristic that is based on our actions.

Aristotle thought that the problem with his theory was:

• sometimes you can have too much of a good thing.

• some people are just born evil.

• it's impossible to tell what a virtue is.

• philosophers are the only good people in the world anyway.

Imanuel Kant 

• a good will is entirely independent of the results of the action.

• One acts with a good will when someone wants to do the right thing solely because it is the right thing regardless of the consequences of the action.

• One should tell the truth even if it hurts someone

• All of the above

John Stuart Mill believed

• Lying is wrong because it is lying. One should tell the truth even if it hurts someone,

• If it turned out that owning slaves maximized overall happiness and that no other social organization created equal or greater amounts of happiness, then a utilitarian would have to say that owning slaves is the right thing to do.

• Theory focuses on outcomes of hatered

• I don't know

Plato and the Ring of Gyges​

• illustrates the difference between being motivated by self-interest (and thereby sacrificing others if it benefits you) and being guided by other-regarding motivation.

• illustrates the difference between being lazy and unmotivated.

• anyone who gains power without accountability is justly.

• I don't know