An action is right if it follows a moral rule regardless of the outcome

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Focuses on consequences

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The most ethical action is the one that produces the greatest good for the greatest number

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Focuses on moral character and moral virtues (eg, honest, encourage)

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Right action stems from a good character

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Emphasizes individual autonomy and the protection of fundamental rights

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Actions are ethical if they respect human rights

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Focuses on fairness,equality ,and impartiality in decision making

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Doing what is morally right,even when no one is watching

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Situations where values conflict and choices are difficult

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Using multiple ethical frameworks to make well-rounded decisions

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Understanding how culture and situational factors influence ethical judgements

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Lying to save lives

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Reporting cheating classmate

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Choosing who gets the last ventilator

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Whistleblower reveals corporate wrong doing

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Government surveillance vs privacy

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Ethical decision shape professional, personal and societal outcomes

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Frameworks provide structure,but none are universally perfect

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What works in one situation may not work in another

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Greatest good for the greatest number

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Duty based ethics

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Focus on moral character

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Fairness,equity,and impartiality

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Protection of individual rights

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Focuses on impartiality and consistent treatment

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Useful in lega ,social and organizational settings

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Upholds fundamental dignity

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Clear standards for legal and social justice

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Protects individual autonomy

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Can conflict with compassion and personal loyalty

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May be rigid in complex human scenarios

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Can lead to right conflicts

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Can lead to right conflicts

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Ignores collective consequences

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Sometimes culturally relative

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