Chapter 1: Professional Ethics (2)

What is the concept of Professional Ethics?

• A form of academic training

• A set of rules for professionals in the workplace, but a comprehensive educational guide.

• A level of quality of goods or tools

• A type of sportsmanship

What is the main focus of Ethics?

• The study of physical laws

• The study of theories about moral codes

• The study of historical events

• The study of mathematical principles

What is the difference between Ethics and Morality?

• Ethics relates to individual character, while Morality relates to human relationships

• Ethics is about personal beliefs, while Morality is about societal norms

• Ethics is about customs, while Morality is about laws

• Ethics is about professional conduct, while Morality is about personal conduct

What is the scientific approach to studying Professional Ethics?

• Studying historical events

• Conducting experiments in a lab

• Analyzing philosophical texts

• Observing and collecting data about human behavior

What is the purpose of Normative Ethics?

• To prescribe how humans should behave

• To describe human behavior

• To analyze philosophical texts

• To observe natural phenomena

Why is Professional Ethics important in society?

• To increase profits for businesses

• To limit the power of businesses

• To improve ethical decision-making

• To create conflicts among individuals

Which branch of philosophy deals with the nature of being and the world?

• Aesthetics

• Metaphysics

• Logic

• Epistemology

What is the main concern of Political Philosophy?

• The study of language and communication

• The study of logic and argument forms

• The study of beauty and art

• The study of government and individual rights

What does Metaethics analyze?

• Human behavior

• Ethical language

• Mathematical principles

• Historical events

What is the main focus of Aesthetics?

• The study of language and communication

• The study of logic and argument forms

• The study of beauty and art

• The study of government and individual rights