Conscience and choice

What is conscience ?

• Conscience is a type of tropical fruit.
• Conscience is the ability to fly without wings.
• Conscience is the inner sense of what is right or wrong in one's conduct or motives.
• Conscience is the outer sense of what is right or wrong in one's conduct or motives.

What is choice?

• The act of always choosing the first option presented
• The act of flipping a coin to make a decision
• The act of standing still and not making a decision
• The act of selecting or making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities.

What role does conscience play in decision-making

• Conscience has no impact on decision-making
• Conscience only influences decisions in extreme situations
• Conscience guides individuals to make choices that align with their moral and ethical values.
• Conscience always leads to making the wrong choice

Conscience is often shaped by:

• peer pressure and societal norms
• random chance and luck
• personal values, beliefs, upbringing, and experiences
• celebrity influence and media portrayal

How do you think peer pressure affects an individual’s choice ?

• Peer pressure can lead individuals to make choices they wouldn't normally make in order to fit in or avoid social consequences.
• Peer pressure always leads to positive choices
• Peer pressure has no impact on an individual's choice
• Peer pressure only affects weak-minded individuals

How does moral reasoning differ from conscience?

• Moral reasoning is subjective, while conscience is objective.
• Conscience is the process of making ethical decisions, while moral reasoning is the inner sense of right or wrong.
• Moral reasoning involves logical and rational thinking, while conscience is the inner sense of what is right or wrong.
• Moral reasoning is based on emotions, while conscience is based on logic.

How can you make a good choice

• By considering the potential consequences, gathering relevant information, and evaluating options based on values and priorities.
• By asking a random stranger to make the decision for you
• By choosing the first option that comes to mind
• By flipping a coin and letting fate decide