TOPIC 3: Understanding Different Points of View

What is the definition of ethics?

• set of religious beliefs that guide human behavior

• system of moral principles that affect decisions and actions

• legal framework that determines what is right and wrong

• set of personal emotions that influence behavior

When correcting someone’s mistake, it is better to criticize the (a)   rather than the person.

What is the main difference between “right and wrong” and “good and bad”?

• Right and wrong are legal terms, while good and bad are emotional responses

• Right and wrong refer to rule-following, while good and bad are social norms

• Right and wrong are based on opinions, while good and bad are universal truths

• Right and wrong are always absolute, while good and bad change with time

Which of the following describes an "evil" act?

• person breaking a rule unintentionally

• An individual harming others knowingly and without remorse

• A child making a mistake and apologizing

• A person struggling to make the best moral decision

What determines whether an action is considered “good” or “bad” in ethics?

• Scientific research

• Social and cultural norms

• Personal preference

• Random choice