Moral Education_Chapter 1: Types of Moral Value

The following are the functions of value in Malaysia, EXCEPT:

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

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

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

• A standard for whole global society.

These are the types of moral values, EXCEPT:

• Instrumental Value

• Relative Value

• Intrinsic Value

• Theoretical Value

Joanna practices cleanliness all the time. She takes care of cleanliness wherever she goes. She brings along wet tissues and always wipe the tables and chairs before and after use. She has __________ value.

• subjective

• relative

• intrinsic

• instrumental

Respecting parents is the greatest value that has been accepted by all the religions in this world.

This statement has _________.

• Objective Value

• Subjective Value

• Intrinsic Value

• Absolute Value

Which of the following is an example for values?

• Empathy

• Responsibility

• Temperance

• All of the above

A value is a quality, characteristic or idea that we feel strongly about.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Where does a person get their values from?

• Parents

• Media

• Peers / Friends

• All of the above

It varies depending on the situation and variables of the person such as social class, nationality, age, cultural interpretation or personal experiences.

Identify the moral value involves.

• Absolute Value

• Relative Value

• Intrinsic Value

• Subjective Value

_________________ is the view that what is right or wrong doesn't depend on what anyone thinks is right or wrong. It depends on how the moral code affects the well-being of the people of the society.

• Objective Value

• Subjective Value

• Relative Value

• Instrumental Value

>> Subject to personal choice.

>> Personal preference.

>> Example: Many people believe that ‘Beggars’ shouldn’t be given alms but should be taught how to work because this way they will never be able to come out of the begging thing. And by not giving them the alms, we are helping them to cede begging.

• Subjective Value

• Objective Value

• Instrumental Value

• Absolute Value