The word ethics is derived from latin "ethos" which means morality.

According to Kant, we want to be moral because it depends upon the situation.

It refers to the quality of goodness and badness in human act.

It means the ability to give an account and to justify actions that are trulty responsive to the objective demands of the sitiation.

It is a complex situation that often involves an apparent mental conflict between moral imperative, in which to obey one would result in transgressing another.

A type of dilemma that involves conflicts between two(or more) moral requirements and the agent does not know which of the conflicting requirements takes precedence in her situation.

A type of dilemma that involves conflicts between two (or more) moral requirements, and neither is overridden. This is not simply because the agent does not know which requirements is stronger; neither is.

Basic examples of moral standards include rules of etiquette, fashion standards, rules in games and various house rules.

A person encounters a moral problem when the problem injuncts him of moral experience.

Pertains to the values that are objects of feelings and their corresponding subjective states are pleasure and plain.

They are values that correspond more appropriately to the spiritual acts of love and hatred.

The state or condition of the person itself in which one exists as a basically good or evil person as predominantly oriented towrads goodness or evil.

The basic choice is, then, the cause of one's basic stance, theri giving one a new overall moral orientation or direction and to life.

It refers to the possibility of acting in such a way to take control of one's life.

It is a social concept that recognizes the dignity of individuals and the central and unique potentiality which constitute us a human

It is a theory that maintains that the future is already fixed as unalterably as the past.

Moral dilemmas arise even in professional work.