IECL CH 1 PART 1

What is morality?

• A set of beliefs regarding right or wrong behavior.

• Social conventions about right and wrong that are the basis for an established common consensus.

• The study of the natural world and how it works.

• None.

Ethics is ___________.

• Personal beliefs regarding right and wrong behavior.

• Social conventions about right and wrong that are the basis for an established common consensus.

• The study of the natural world and how it works.

• Behaviour that are accepted in one culture.

What is the difference between morality and ethics?

• Morality is personal beliefs while ethics is social conventions.

• Morality refers to accepted social norms while ethics refers to personal values.

• Morality and ethics are the same thing.

• None of the above.

What are virtues?

• Habits that incline us to do what is unacceptable.

• Habits that incline us to do what is acceptable.

• Habits that incline us to do both what is acceptable and unacceptable.

• Habits that have no impact on our behavior.

Vices is __________.

• Certain behaviour that are accepted in one culture might be unacceptable in another.

• Habits that incline us to do what is unacceptable.

• Habits that incline us to do what is acceptable.

• Behaviour that conforms to generally accepted social norms.

What does it mean to act with integrity?

• To act in ways that are inconsistent with one's own codes of principles.

• To act in ways that are consistent with one's own codes of principles.

• To act in ways that are inconsistent with other people's codes of principles.

• To act in ways that are inconsistent with society's codes of principles.

Which of the following is a virtue?

• Greed

• Fairness

• Envy

• Anger

Which of the following is a vice?

• Honesty

• Loyalty

• Greed

• Fairness