WorksheetsQuiz #3 - CET Finals
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
What is the basis or motive for an action, decision, or conviction, involving logical, rational, and analytic thought?
Intuition
Instinct
Emotion
Reason
What does impartiality involve in morality?
Favoring select individuals
Ignoring others' viewpoints
Treating everyone as equals
Treating everyone as favorites
How can Luna practice impartiality in a group project?
Creating biases
Being empathetic
Providing unequal opportunities
Ignoring others' opinions
What does moral courage entail?
Ignoring ethical beliefs
Overcoming fear for the right thing
Avoiding risks at all costs
Following the majority
Which element of moral courage involves being fully engaged and aware in ethical decision-making?
Advocacy
True Presence
Moral Integrity
Responsibility
What is the first step in moral reasoning according to the 7-step model?
Identify the principles
List the alternatives
Determine the ethical issue
Gather the facts
What is the second step in moral reasoning according to the 7-step model?
Determine the ethical issue
List the alternatives
Gather the facts
Identify the principles
What is the third step in moral reasoning according to the 7-step model?
Determine the ethical issue
Compare the alternatives
Identify the principles
List the alternatives
What is the fourth step in moral reasoning according to the 7-step model?
Identify the principles
List the alternatives
Consider the consequences
Compare the alternatives
What is the fifth step in moral reasoning according to the 7-step model?
Consider the consequences
Make a decision
Identify the principles
Compare the alternatives
What is the sixth step in moral reasoning according to the 7-step model?
List the alternatives
Make a decision
Consider the consequences
Identify the principles
What is the last step in moral reasoning according to the 7-step model?
Consider the consequences
Make a decision
Determine the ethical issue
Gather the facts
What is the commitment to standing up for and acting upon one's ethical beliefs called?
Moral Courage
Ethical Integrity
Principled Action
Conscientious Decision
What is the principle of justice that requires giving equal consideration to the interests of all concerned parties?
Bias
Impartiality
Partiality
Favoritism
What does moral integrity involve?
Avoiding responsibility
Disregarding consequences
Ignoring ethical principles
Being truthful and transparent
