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WorksheetsSEATWORK 1.4 MORAL AND LEGAL DIMENSIONS
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 28mins
According to St. Thomas Aquinas, it is an ordinance of reason promulgated by him who has charge of the community, for the common good.
(a)
James has a belief that the death penalty is wrong in all cases. This would be an example of his __________?
Personality
Morals
Ethics
Culture
A person's morals and their companies ethics will never create conflict?
True
False
While transporting an unconscious person to the hospital your partner decides to look through the patints purse for money. This is would be considered __________?
Ethical
Unethical
When you go to pay for your coffee the manager tells you that it's free because you're a police officer. If you decide not to pay this would be considered?
Ethical
Unethical
It is the divine reason itself, directing the actions of will, whereby God wishes that all things should direct their actions according to reason and to their proper end, according to St. Thomas Aquinas.
(a)
It is a law which governs all things of nature, irrational creatures and also the physical nature of a person.
(a)
It is an external law which applies to an individual as a rational being and is imprinted in his/her conscience.
(a)
It is the practical judgement of the mind upon the morality of certain acts.
(a)
It applies to people only and may emanate either from God or from an authorized human legislator.
(a)
It is the aspect of life which has something to do with the rightness or wrongness or the goodness or viciousness of human action.
(a)
Man by nature is a subject not only to physical laws, but also the moral law.
True
False
Norms can either be prescriptive (what not to do) or proscriptive (what the individual has to do).
True
False
