WorksheetsEthics (Topics 1-3)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 16mins
When people make moral decisions, feelings come into play, organizing them into inclinations, affects, passions, and desires.
True
False
Immanuel Kant asserts that there are human beings that have no moral feelings.
True
False
The values of one person determine his/her behavior and influence decision-making.
True
False
Filipinos strive to obtain fulfillment not only individually but also collectively, particularly for their families. Thomas Quintin Donato Andres (1980) arranged Filipino values in a hierarchy. Give at least one out of five Filipino values he mentioned.
(a)
_____________ is a prominent German philosopher who openly denounced fascism and national socialism, and is considered "the strongest philosophical force in modern Germany".
Immanuel Kant
Thomas Aquinas
Max Ferdinand Scheler
Aristotle
Pleasure is incorporated in this value modality, the lowest level of value.
Sensory-value modality
Value of holiness modality
Vital-value modality
Spiritual-value modality
Strength is incorporated in this value modality, a hero embodies this feeling-state.
Sensory-value modality
Value of holiness modality
Vital-value modality
Spiritual-value modality
Joy is incorporated in this value modality.
Sensory-value modality
Value of holiness modality
Vital-value modality
Spiritual-value modality
Holiness is incorporated into this value modality.
Sensory-value modality
Value of holiness modality
Vital-value modality
Spiritual-value modality
According to Aristotle, good moral character is the mean between two vices - one that depends on excess and the other on defects.
True
False
Modified true or false: Discussing moral issues, teaching moral principles, and modeling moral behaviors are significant in the development of one's moral character during adulthood.
(a)
Give at least one theory of moral development.
(a)
Which of the following below is part of Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of Moral Development
Pre-conventional morality
Unconventional morality
post-conventional morality
Conventional morality
Human Act and Acts of man are the same.
True
False
The moral behavior of an individual is a joint function of fundamental options and fundamental stance. Each of these two concepts is indispensable in moral development.
True
False
Aristotle and Plato regarded courage as one of the most desirable human character traits.
True
False
