The formal study of ethics goes back at least two thousand four hundred (2,400) years, traced to the Greek philosopher Socrates.

• True

• Yes

• Yep

• Yessir

is the theory that there is no universal moral norm of right and wrong.

• Consequentialism

• Egoism

• Relativism

• Culturuan Relativism

holds that each person decides right and wrong for himself/herself. This notion is captured in the popular expression “What’s right for you may not be right for me.”

• Relativism

• Cultural Relativism

• Subjective Relativism

• Egoism

is the ethical theory that the meaning of right and "wrong rests with a society's actual moral guidelines. These guidelines vary widely from place to place and from time to time.

• Subjective Relativism

• Kantialism

• Cultural Relativism

• Egoism

Kantialism is based on the idea that good actions are those aligned with the will of God and bad actions are those contrary to the will of God.

• True

• False

ETHICAL EGOISM is the philosophy that each person should focus exclusively on his or her self-interest.

• True

• False

"The end will justify the means." the consequence of an action justifies the moral acceptability of the means taken to reach that end.

• Relativism

• Kantianism

• PERSUASIVE POWER OF ETHICS AND THE LAW

• Consequentialism

This theory emphasizes the type of action rather than the consequences of that action.

• Consequentialism

• Kantianism

• PERSUASIVE POWER OF ETHICS AND THE LAW

• IL DIVINE COMMAND THEORY

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I will consider the general welfare and public welfare and public good in the _________ of my work.