PRELIM - ETHICS

It originates from the Greek word ethos, meaning character or custom.

• Moral ethics

• Ethos

• Moral philosophy

• Ethics

It came from the Latin moralis, referring to customs or manners.

• Moral

• Morality

• Moral Philosophy

• Moralism

It is the set of rules or principles that help people decide what is good or bad, right or wrong. They guide real-life actions, like whether lying is wrong or helping others is good. It is shaped by values, beliefs, and culture.

• Ethics

• Moral

• Moral Philosophy

• Ethos

Broader field that explores where those ethical rules come from, why they exist, and how they are justified. It asks deeper questions, like "What makes an action morally right?" or "Is morality universal or relative?"

• Ethics

• Social Development

• Moral Philosophy

• Moral Ethics

Moral philosophy is the "why and how we decide what to do," while Ethics is the "what to do"

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

Ethics is the "what to do," and moral philosophy is the "why and how we decide what to do."

Ethics helps individuals cultivate integrity and accountability. When people adhere to ethical standards, they build trust and respect within their relationships, resulting in stronger connections.

• Promoting Social Harmony

• Guiding Personal Behavior

• Encouraging Critical Thinking

• Influenced by Policy and Governance

Ethical principles foster cooperation and understanding among people. Societies that prioritize ethics are often more peaceful, as individuals are more likely to consider the impact of their actions on others.

• Promoting Social Harmony

• Influenced by Policy and Governance

• Encouraging Critical Thinking

• Guiding Personal Behavior

It is the process of thinking about what is right and wrong. It helps us decide the best action based on our values, beliefs, and principles.

• Moral philosophy

• Moral Dilemma

• Moral Understanding

• Moral Reasoning

Which is NOT a part of CLEAR rules?

• Cooperation

• Law and Order

• Equity

• Accountability

• Rights Protection

Rules promote working together towards common goals, fostering teamwork and community growth

• Law and Order

• Equality

• Cooperation

• Rights Protection