Ethics 1-5

fundamental issues of practical decision making,and It is concerned with knowing what is right and wrong.

• moral
• ethics

-the study of moral thought and moral language.

• Normative Ethics
• Meta Ethics

It refers to the extent to which an action is considered right or wrong.

• Moral
• Morality

Refers to norms that are unrelated to moral or ethical considerations such as etiquettes, fashion standards, rules in the game, house rules and legal statutes.

• Non Moral
• Moral

Encourage wanted or beneficial behavior in society.

• Non Moral
• Moral

An experience of moral value such that one’s moral consciousness comes to work as one is called to make a moral response.

• Non Moral
• Moral Experience

Associated with a fixed set of rules that ignores the complexities of the situation and fails to adapt one’s behavior to changing circumstances. It is a general sense of what ought to be done.

• Morality
• Moral Principles

a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially equally undesirable ones.

• Ego
• Dilemma

An extremely difficult situation for someone to handle. It can be moral or non-moral.

• Personal Dilemma
• Person's Dilemma

Any difficult moral problems that raise hard moral questions. It occurs when one moral reason conflicts with another, nor normally conflict with religious or aesthetic reasons.

• Morality Dilemma
• Moral Dilemma