GROUP 5

Justice in ethics refers to:

• Following personal desires

• Treating people based on what is right, fair, and deserved

• Giving more benefits to the wealthy

• Always punishing wrongdoers

Fairness in ethics ensures:

• Everyone gets the same outcome

• Impartiality and equal treatment considering needs and circumstances

• Strict obedience to leaders

• Wealth is shared equally at all times

Righteousness in ethics means:

• Doing what is convenient

• Acting with fairness, honesty, and integrity

• Prioritizing personal success

• Obeying without question

Equality in ethics means:

• Treating people differently based on their background

• Giving priority to majority groups

• Equal moral consideration and respect for all

• Rewarding only those with power

Which principle means people should receive rewards or punishments based on actions?

• Need

• Desert

• Equality

• Impartiality

Distributive justice refers to:

• Fair punishment of crimes

• Fair processes in decision-making

• Fair distribution of resources and opportunities

• Repairing harm and restoring relationships

Restorative justice focuses on:

• Strict punishment

• Repairing harm and relationships

• Equal wealth distribution

• Political equality

Retributive justice is about:

• Restoring fairness through dialogue

• Punishment proportionate to wrongdoing

• Economic equality

• Providing resources for the needy

Egalitarian doctrine believes:

• Only rich people deserve opportunities

• All people are morally equal

• Men are superior to women

• Equality should be limited to voting rights

Which is a disadvantage of strict egalitarianism?

• It promotes inequality

• It may limit incentives for innovation or hard work

• It ignores fairness

• It prevents unity