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ETHICS PART 6: MORAL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Refers to the presence or absence of virtues like integrity, courage, honesty, and loyalty.

a)

Moral Reputation

b)

Moral Personality

c)

Moral Behavior

d)

Moral Character

2.

Aristotle believed moral character is developed through practicing virtuous behavior.

a)

Virtue Ethics

b)

Dispositions

c)

Moral Character

d)

Development

3.

Properties or characteristics that objects possess.

a)

Virtue Ethics

b)

Dispositions

c)

Moral Character

d)

Development

4.

They are stable, fixed, and reliable dispositions of action and affect that should be rationally informed. Dispositions for which we hold people morally responsible.

a)

Virtue Ethics

b)

Dispositions

c)

Moral Character Traits

d)

Development

5.

Character influences actions, and actions shape character in a continuous loop.

a)

The Circular Relation of Acts and Character

b)

Dispositions

c)

Moral Character Traits

d)

Development

6.

The Circular Relation of Acts and Character

a)

Role modeling

b)

Reinforcement of ethical behavior

c)
Acts are determined solely by external factors.
d)

Reflection on moral dilemmas

7.

Based on avoiding punishment and seeking personal gain.

a)

Pre-Conventional Level

b)

Conventional Level

c)

Post-Conventional Level

8.

Focused on social approval and upholding societal order.

a)

Pre-Conventional Level

b)

Conventional Level

c)

Post-Conventional Level

9.

Guided by abstract principles of justice and equality, recognizing individual rights and social contracts.

a)

Pre-Conventional Level

b)

Conventional Level

c)

Post-Conventional Level

10.

Stages of Moral Development are discovered by

a)
Lawrence Kohlberg
b)
Jean Piaget
c)
Sigmund Freud
d)
Erik Erikson