ethics

Normative Ethics is moral philosophy and applied

ethics or practical ethics.

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Meta-Ethics is a discipline that does not relies on the meaning

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Standard is a level of quality attainment. An idea or thing used as measure,

norm or model in comparative evaluation.

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Morals are shaped by the beliefs of

an individual.

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Kurie & Albin (2007) a situation in

which a decision maker must give

preference to one moral principle

over another

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Individual Moral Dilemma refers to a situation that causes an

organization to respond negatively or positively to an ethical issue that

affects staff and society as well as corporate ethics and customers.

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Etiquette is a set of rules on how an individual

should responsibly have in the

society

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Kant's definition of freedom is the

right to control one's actions based

on reason, not desire.

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Kohak (1984) Culture is at the root

of human alienation from the

environment.

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cultural relativism is a moral theory that claims the idea

of no objective universal

moral rules that would apply to

every culture and it varies

depending on the culture of the

society.

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