QUIZ # 2 ETHICS

How does culture influence moral behavior?

• Through laws only

• By creating emotions

• Through values and traditions

• Through popularity

What did Aristotle say about liberty?

• Freedom is a burden

• Liberty causes chaos

• Liberty is the basis of democracy

• Liberty comes from fear

During a group project, your team wants to copy another group’s output. You disagree because you value fairness. What kind of morality are you applying?

• Peer morality

• Internal freedom

• Individual morality

• Cultural relativism

A student sees his classmate cheat but doesn’t report it because 'everyone does it.' What influenced his moral action?

• Religion

• Personal belief

• Peer pressure

• Reason

Critically, no one can simply say which behavior is a moral one because all behaviors are. Relatively, it is the morals of the person or the society that make them adopt those particular behaviors.

• Moral Behavior

• Moral Actions

• Individual morality

• Personal Beliefs

You’re at a group study, and one member suggests copying a project from the internet. You disagree, even if you’re afraid of being left out. What value are you demonstrating?

• Peer pressure

• Reason

• Individual morality

• Collective morality

A big role in shaping our moral behavior because it provides the values, traditions, norms, and beliefs that guide how people in a society think about right and wrong.

• Laws

• Cultural

• Culture

• Personal Beliefs

Refers to the way a child is raised by their parents or guardians, including the values, discipline, guidance, and environment they are exposed to while growing up.

• Upbringing

• Religion

• Culture

• Peer pressureI

Influences moral behavior by teaching people what is right and wrong based on beliefs, teachings, and traditions. It guides how a person should act, treat others, and make decisions according to their faith.

• Moral Behavior

• Religion

• Individual morality

• Personal Beliefs

Own understanding of what is right or wrong, shaped by experience, thinking, and background. It influences moral behavior because a person often acts based on what they personally believe is right.

• Religion

• Culture

• Individual morality

• Personal Beliefs