ethics Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Ethics

A

judgments (right/wrong)

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2
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can every law be considered ethical (right)?

A

No

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3
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example of not every law being considered ethical

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abortion laws

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4
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Values

A

abstract principles / concepts

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5
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things can be ____, but are not ____

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valuable, values

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6
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example of something that is valuable, but not a value

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your car

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7
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two reasons you find a car valuable and why

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power - you want the biggest or fastest engine / car
simplicity - to be able to go from point A to B

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8
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are performance enhancing substances ethical?

A

depends on the culture

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9
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are PES ethical in school culture

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yes

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10
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why are PES ethical in school / what’s the value

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to restore health

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11
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are PES ethical in sports culture (like baseball and cycling)

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no

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12
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why are PES unethical in sports / what’s the value

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violates honesty

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13
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what is an example of PES in sports

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the case of Barry Bonds

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14
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are PES ethical in body building culture

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yes (there’s a silent acceptance)

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15
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why are PES ethical in body building / what’s the value

A

appearance

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16
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moral ethical belief systems depend on

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lens / filters (different systems stress different values)

17
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Divine command

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the religion knows the will of God, what is right / wrong

18
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what is divine commands primary value

19
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examples of divine command

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islam (Jihed)
catholic (abortion prohibition)

20
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Ethical relativism

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there is no way to determine what is good / bad, right / wrong

21
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ethical relativism is ____ used

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what does ethical relativism stress

23
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what is an example of what someone using ethical relativism would say

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“this is my opinion, and I am entitled to it”

24
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Culture based

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“my culture (or group) expects me to follow the principles (values / rules) of…”

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example of culture based
all laws (also what is considered socially acceptable)
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culture based is the ____ _____ system
most common
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Utilitarian
makes the world s better place / "fix" some problems
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what is a utilitarian's primary value
improvement, advancement, better life for many people
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examples of utilitarian
most political decisions, invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan, voting for candidate
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Egoism
how does this decision affect me (if it helps me its good, if it harms me its wrong)
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egoism makes sure to never put a person _______
in harms way
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what does egoism value
greed, selfishness, revenge, or pleasure, fun, wealth
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Conscience based
arrived at after long thought. is nonconforming (goes against majority opinion)
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what does conscience based value
reflection, personal choice, commitment
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examples of conscience based
muhammad ali, civil rights movement (dr.king, rosa parks)