final exam Flashcards
the branch of philosophy dealing with values relating to human contact, with respect to rightness and wrongness
ethics
this is considered a modern challenge to our ethical beliefs
all of the above (abortion, stem cell research, medical aid in dying)
the moral principle that varies with circumstances
situational (aka relativism)
these are rules that govern society, are imposed externally and are concerned with acts and conduct
laws
what is ethics based on
all of the above (religion, philosophy, values)
the unwritten code that each person follows or what we consider right or wrong is
personal ethics
when using a model to help understand the ethical development of women, from childhood into adulthood, this development theorist’s is the most appropriate
Gilligan
these are imposed internally and based on personal or cultural norms
ethics
this is an allied professional that funeral directors interact with often and must promote understanding and cooperation
government agent (coroner, health department, etc)
this is a formal agreement provided after receiving complete and accurate information, including alternative choices and consequences, in an understandable form
informed consent
a declaration or public statement of professional standards of right and wrong conduct
code of ethics
utilitarian theory
moral behaviors produce the greatest good for the greatest number
deontological theory
suggests an individual should act based on what they believe to be morally right, regardless of the consequences
virtue ethics theory
emphasizes individuals/ character and personality traits instead of their actions
what are components of communication
- sender
- receiver
- noise
the medium through which a message passes from sender to receiver
channel
in language, when we create a sentence using the structure - subject + adjective + verb - we are referring to
syntactic governance
powerful language is
confident
weak language is
arrogant
any communication when the parties involved consider one another individual
interpersonal
one person speaking with limited verbal feedback
public
this refers to how words sound when they are pronounced
phonological
this is referring to the meaning of words
semantic
this is language that is emotion free
denotation