Chapter 2 Ethical Theories in Business

Consequentialist theory also known as...

• Concrete theory

• Teleological theory

• Deontological reasoning

• Telephonic theory

Consequentialism holds that...

• the moral quality of an action is completely determined by its behaviour.

• the moral quality of an action is completely determined by its beliefs.

• the moral quality of an action is completely determined by its consequences.

• the moral quality of an action is completely determined by its knowledge.

TWO (2) theories under consequentialist theory are...

• Utilitarianism

• Ultraism

• Vandalism

• Egoism

Ethical egoism can be broadly divided into three categories which are...

• Individual

• Personal

• Privacy

• Universal

Utilitarianism are judged by...

• how much they benefit the minority

• how much they benefit the children

• how much they benefit the majority

• how much they benefit the universe

Non-Consequentialist Theory also known as...

• Deontological reasoning

• Deonlogical reasoning

• Dentological reasoning

• Dentistrical reasoning

Non-consequentialist theories has 3 sub theories which are...

• Theory of identifying

• Prima facie obligation

• Kants

• Moral rights

There are ______ prima facie obligations.

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9

Duties of self improvement means...

• Duty not to injure others physically or psychologically to avoid harming their health, security, intelligence character or happiness

• Duty to prevent harm to others from causes other than him or herself or correct such a mismatch

• Duty to improve the conditions of others in these respects, good to others, to foster their health, security wisdom and happiness

• Duty to improve one's own condition in these respects

Which of the following are the features of human rights.

• Human rights are inalienable and not transferable

• Human rights are applied equally to all.

• Human rights are limited.

• Human rights depend on human institutions.