L&S. CLASS 3

What are some examples of common values shared by different cultures?

• Respect for elders, honesty, integrity, and the importance of family

• Love for spicy food, preference for solitude, belief in reincarnation

How does our society understand ethics and why it is important in decision-making?

• Ethics is irrelevant in decision-making

• Ethics only applies to personal life, not professional decisions

• Ethics can be disregarded if the outcome is beneficial

• Ethics is important in decision-making to ensure choices are morally right, fair, and just.

How does honesty contribute to building trust in relationships?

• Honesty leads to suspicion, doubt, and secrecy, causing insecurity and conflict.

• Honesty creates openness, transparency, and reliability, fostering security, predictability, and mutual respect.

• Honesty results in manipulation, deception, and betrayal, leading to distrust and animosity.

• Honesty promotes dishonesty, lies, and deceit, undermining trust and credibility.

How do values shape an individual's behavior and choices?

• Values are only relevant in professional settings

• Values have no impact on behavior

• Values are determined solely by genetics

• Values act as guiding principles that influence decision-making and behavior by serving as a moral compass.

How can individuals ensure they are acting ethically in their daily lives?

• By following moral principles, considering consequences, being honest, treating others with respect and fairness, and seeking guidance when unsure.

• By following the crowd without questioning their actions

• By ignoring the impact of their actions on others

• By always putting their own interests first

What are values?

• They are our opinion about something.

• They are standards for decision-making that endure for significant time in one's life.

• They are taught at school and college.

What are ethics?

• A branch of philosophy dealing with standards of conduct and moral judgement.

• It is how society behaves in front of problems.

• it is a theory from the past to rle the world.