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WorksheetsQuiz ethics
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
It stands at the level of theory, tries to find general principles that will build our morality
Morality
Ethics
Axiology
Tries to apply the specific rules done by the ethics to a great number of situations
Ethics
Morality
Axiology
It is collective. A community thing. It derives from the rules of a social group.
Ethics
Morality
Axiology
Depends on voluntary as well as conscious choices
Ethics
Morality
Axiology
Seeks to set truths that shall be separated from the context they are being applied to
Ethics
Morality
Axiology
Investigates where our ethical principles come from, and what they mean.
Metaethics
Normative ethics
Applied ethics
Takes on a more practical task, which is to arrive at moral standards that regulate right and wrong conduct.
Metaethics
Normative ethics
Applied ethics
Takes on a more practical task, which is to arrive at moral standards that regulate right and wrong conduct.
Ethics
Morality
Axiology
Values are independent to its depositaries, that is, they are separated from individual experience.
Subjectivity
Objectivism
Things are not valuable in themselves, It is the human being who creates his value.
Subjectivity
Objectivism
To what source of values does this refer: we value that, that does not exist (justice, the knowledge, health), the ideal.
The Pleasing
The Desire
To which source of value does this refer: one thing is valuable when we like it and vice versa (not valuable when we do not like it)
The Pleasing
The Desire
What refers to ethics?
Methodical and systematic reflection of our behavior, values, virtues
Determines if the acts are good or bad
It questions why the acts are good or
bad
It is the previous thought or the reflexive part of our actions
Practice and concrete experience of these values, virtues, principles.
What refers to Morality?
Methodical and systematic reflection of our behavior, values, virtues
Determines if the acts are good or bad
it questions why the acts are good or
bad
Practice and concrete experience of these values, virtues, principles.
Establishes effective norms of conduct/behavior
Some theorists would say that we do not give value, but rather, we (a) it.
