Chapter 1 Flashcards

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ETHICS MODULE 1-WPS Office

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to her friend about it. Now things are spinning out of control.

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What’s she supposed to do?

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How do you res olve moral

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dilemma?

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What sorts of duties

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preferences

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• Is it always a matter of the consequences or results?

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same results.

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Does it matter which choice is more virtuous? Is that always the

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same thing as the one that produces the best consequences?

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•Are there any actions that have intrinsic value

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• Actions with intrinsic value should be followed above others that

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produce the

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• There may even be some actions that are either so intrinsically

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good or So

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intrinsically bad that they should or should not be done at all cost.

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•Refute the paradox (dilemma):

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How to solve an ethical dilemma

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the dilemma can be logically refuted.

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• The situation must be carefully analyzed. In some cases
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the existence of
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Value theory approach:
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•Find alternative solutions:
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• Choose the alternative that offers the greater good and
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the lesser evil.
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solutions may arise.
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• In some cases
the problem can be reconsidered
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new alternative