______ are the means for determining what a society’s values ought to be.

The heart of the Golden Rule is ______ , which means putting yourself in another person’s position.

Some people see the ______ principle as a natural way to make ethical decisions.

...if ethics are just a matter of _____ or _____ , then no one can ever do anything that is wrong.

______ allows a person to be open and truthful with other people.

Peer mediation is when ______ help decide disputes.

It's not _____ to be a peer mediator because they have to make complicated decisions.

It's not easy to make fair decisions when dealing with _____ or _______ .

Which of the following is NOT one of the different methods that individuals use to choose the right thing to do?

_______ involves the values that govern a society’s attitude toward right and wrong

______ involves the means for determining what a society’s values ought to be.

______ and ______ can change depending on a person’s

feelings and opinions

Some people see a problem with ethics being a matter of feelings and _______ no one can ever do anything that is wrong

Because people live and ____ together in _____, every action has the potential to _____ other people.

The U.S. was founded on the tradition of _______.

The ______ ______ principle is based on whether an action will create the greatest good for the greatest number of people.

According to the Greatest Good principle, the more _______ that results, the more ______ the action.

Many people prefer the ______ _______ because of its consistency and universal appeal.

________ means putting yourself in another person’s position.

If everyone always made _______ decisions, there be no need for ______.

______ is needed because people do not always do what they should.

The law has the ______ to ______ people or businesses for doing things that are wrong.

Law enforces legal rights and duties through:

Law is _______ because it’s made by people.

Legislators and judges bring their ________ views on ethics and morality to the lawmaking process.

Changes in _________ or social ethics often prompt changes in the law.

Having ____ is better than letting each individual set their own rules.