Mrs Harris 11SOR Unit 3 Revision

Match the following

• What is important to individuals/communi

• Ethics

• Process of how right/wrong is determined

• Values

• Codes of conduct that govern behaviour

• Morals

Match the following example to values, morals or ethics

• Murder is illegal

  Anti-discrimination leg

• Morals

• Inclusivity

  Life

  Liberty

• Ethics

• Decide if a) ban or b) allow COVID prote

• Values

Match the following explanation to definition

• accountable for fulfilling civic duty

• Social ethics

• based on belief/commandments/principles

• Secular ethics

• based on logic, reason, empathy

• Personal ethics

• what an individual believes right/wrong

• Religious ethics

What are the sources that guide religious ethical decision making?

• Logic, reason, empathy, moral intuition

• humanism, secularism, freethinking

• supernatural revelation/guidance, intrinsic moral values, Golden Rule

• sacred texts, institutions/traditions, reason, natural order, religious experience

"actions are good (or bad) irrespective of the consequences"

The decision should be based on the MEANS and not the END

• Social ethics

• Deontology

• Teleological

• Virtue ethics

This type of ethics seeks norms or standards for conduct

It is the study of ethical action when considering how one ought to act

• Social ethics

• Normative ethics

• Descriptive ethics

• Virtue ethics

This type of ethics is the systematic reflection on the moral dimensions of social structures, systems, issues and communities.

• Social ethics

• Normative ethics

• Descriptive ethics

• Virtue ethics

This type of ethics is the study of moral beliefs and practices of people from different cultures and traditions across time. It tries to understand the beliefs as well as what informed/shaped beliefs/practices

• Social ethics

• Normative ethics

• Descriptive ethics

• Virtue ethics

...............theories assesses human actions by the consequences those actions produce

"the END justifies the MEANS"

• Social ethics

• Normative ethics

• Deontology

• Teleology

Match the following term with its most correct explanation

• act leads to greatest good

• Rule utilitarianism

• max. satisfaction of preferences/desires

• Act utilitarianism

• violating rules leads to less good L-T

• Preference utilitarianism