Quiz 3

1.  Set the course for making ethical and impartial decisions.

• Reasons

• Emotions

• Feelings

• Beliefs

2.  How might empathy contribute to ethical decision making?

• A. By suppressing emotions to make impartial judgements.

• B. By promoting self-interest and egoism

• C. By fostering a connection with others and influencing compassionate choices.

• D. By limiting moral considerations to rational thought.

3.  Plato’s proposition that question’s right actions that are commanded by God.

• Delimma

• Divine Command Theory

• Euthypro Problem

• False Belief

4. 4. Represents the concept that individuals action are based upon inner moral virtue .

• Moral Character

• Behaviour     

• Virtue Ethics

• False Belief

5.  It is is the concept that scientific research should have as a goal to the welfare of society.

• Beneficence

• Ethical Reasoning

• Virtue Ethics

• Moral Justice

6.  Involves assessing the rightness or wrongness of actions, behaviors, or situations based on ethical principles, values, and beliefs.

• Moral Decisions

• Moral Judgement

• Etiquette

• Virtue Ethics

7.  Relating to science or the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.

• Scientific        

• Benificence

• Virtue Ethics

• Cultural

8.  This refers to the customary code of polite behavior in society or a particular group.

• Culture

• Ethics

• Etiquette

• A. Moral Conduct

9.  Relating to right and wrong conduct, especially as it affects individuals or groups.

• Ethical   

• Moral

• Social

• Cultural

10.  The answer to the question of where morality comes from.

• Divine Command Theory

• Knowledge    

• Bible

• Cosmos