Ethics and Values in Society Quiz

What is the meaning of 'ethics'?

• A) A set of rules for behavior

• B) A type of food

• C) A form of art

• D) A scientific theory

What are the two types of values mentioned in the text?

• A) Material and spiritual

• B) Physical and emotional

• D) Intellectual and social

• C) Financial and cultural

How are values established in society?

• D) Through technological advancements

• B) Through norms and traditions

• A) Through laws and regulations

• C) Through economic policies

What are the traditional and secular-rational values focused on?

• C) Environmental protection and gender equality

• A) Religious beliefs and family traditions

• D) Social status and nationalism

• B) Economic and physical security

What is the primary duty of a professional according to the text?

• D) Avoid sharing information

• C) Follow personal moral ideals

• B) Act in the best interest of patients/society

• A) Pursue personal interests

What is the main focus of the Lietuvos akušerių-ginekologų draugijos Etikos kodeksas?

• C) Respecting the rights of mothers and women

• B) Promoting economic growth

• A) Protecting the environment

• D) Upholding national traditions and customs

What is the purpose of academic ethics according to the text?

• D) To encourage unethical behavior

• C) To promote individualism

• B) To develop both technical and soft skills

• A) To develop technical skills only

How can ethical virtues be acquired through practice?

• C) Through blind adherence to societal norms

• B) Through self-reflection and personal growth

• A) Through memorization of ethical principles

• D) Through avoidance of moral dilemmas

What is the main focus of moral virtues in the field of medicine?

• C) Personal recognition

• A) Financial gain

• B) Patient advocacy and compassion

• D) Technological advancement

What is the significance of self-reflection in acquiring ethical virtues?

• D) It has no impact on ethical development

• C) It fosters self-awareness and ethical thinking

• B) It promotes ethical relativism

• A) It hinders personal growth