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WorksheetsProfessional Ethics review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
(a) may described as the morals governing human behaviour.
Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences ethical views
Culture
law
ego
Consequences
In the workplace, we should Treat people with respect
True
False
What THREE kinds of friends did Aristotle say there were?
Virtue
Work friends
Self Interest
Pleasure
Family friends
What's the best explanation of Aristotle's idea of 'Virtues'?
Virtues are good things that some people are born with.
Virtues are the morals that we learn from our parents.
A virtue is a characteristic that is based on our actions.
Aristotle thought that the problem with his theory was:
sometimes you can have too much of a good thing.
some people are just born evil.
it's impossible to tell what a virtue is.
philosophers are the only good people in the world anyway.
Imanuel Kant
a good will is entirely independent of the results of the action.
One acts with a good will when someone wants to do the right thing solely because it is the right thing regardless of the consequences of the action.
One should tell the truth even if it hurts someone
All of the above
John Stuart Mill believed
Lying is wrong because it is lying. One should tell the truth even if it hurts someone,
If it turned out that owning slaves maximized overall happiness and that no other social organization created equal or greater amounts of happiness, then a utilitarian would have to say that owning slaves is the right thing to do.
Theory focuses on outcomes of hatered
I don't know
Plato and the Ring of Gyges
illustrates the difference between being motivated by self-interest (and thereby sacrificing others if it benefits you) and being guided by other-regarding motivation.
illustrates the difference between being lazy and unmotivated.
anyone who gains power without accountability is justly.
I don't know
