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 ______ 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