Bioethics Quiz

Which approach in bioethics focuses on achieving positive results with the minimization of negative results?

• Consequence-based

• Duty-based

• Virtue-based

• None of the above

According to the duty-based approach, is it acceptable to cause immediate or temporary harm in the pursuit of a potential 'greater good'?

• Yes

• No

• It depends on the situation

• Not mentioned in the text

Which approach in bioethics focuses on the moral character of the person carrying out the action?

• Consequence-based

• Duty-based

• Virtue-based

• None of the above

According to the virtue-based approach, is gender-based segregation acceptable in certain societies?

• Yes, if it ultimately results in equal representation

• No, it is always unacceptable

• It depends on the situation

• Not mentioned in the text

According to the consequence-based approach, are vaccine mandates good or bad?

• Good, because they prevent potential future outbreaks

• Bad, because individuals should have a choice

• It depends on the situation

• Not mentioned in the text

According to the rules-based approach, are vaccine mandates good or bad?

• Good, because they prevent potential future outbreaks

• Bad, because individuals should have a choice

• It depends on the situation

• Not mentioned in the text

According to the virtue-based approach, would a good person prioritize protecting other people or defending civil liberties?

• Protecting other people

• Defending civil liberties

• Both equally

• Not mentioned in the text

What is the ethical concept that involves the commitment to searching for knowledge and honest reporting of information?

• Integrity

• Justice

• Non-maleficence

• Beneficence

Which ethical concept focuses on fair distribution and access to an action's benefits?

• Integrity

• Justice

• Non-maleficence

• Beneficence

Which ethical concept involves avoiding the causation of harm or detrimental consequences?

• Integrity

• Justice

• Non-maleficence

• Beneficence