J Flashcards
What is the definition of ‘Individual’ in the context of ethics?
A perspective that emphasizes personal values and beliefs.
True or False: Rigid ethics are flexible and can change based on circumstances.
False
What does ‘Subjective’ mean in ethical discussions?
Based on personal values.
Fill in the blank: Ethics can be based on _______ values.
[personal]
What is a key difference between personal values and a company’s code of conduct?
Personal values are subjective, while a company’s code is often objective.
List three controversial topics related to ethics.
- Capital Punishment
- Civil Disobedience
- Abortions
What is the ethical implication of politicians campaigning on bail?
It raises questions about fairness and justice.
Who is Edward Snowden?
A whistleblower who revealed confidential information.
How do morals differ from ethics?
Morals are personal beliefs, while ethics are societal standards.
Define ‘Ethics vs Law’.
Ethics are moral principles, while law is a system of rules enforced by institutions.
What is the essence of ethics?
The fundamental principles guiding right and wrong.
What does ‘Olymp Trade’ refer to in ethical discussions?
A platform that may raise ethical questions regarding trading practices.
What is the difference between intuition and reason in moral decision-making?
Intuition is instinctive, while reason involves logical analysis.
List the core principles that define ethics.
- Universal application
- Not situational
- Objective judgment
What is the difference between absolute and relative ethics?
Absolute ethics are universal, while relative ethics vary by situation.
What is Moral Intuitionism?
The belief that moral understanding is natural to humans.
Provide an example of moral reasoning.
Using logic to determine if an action is right or wrong.
Fill in the blank: An example of an absolute ethical stance is that _______ is immoral.
[killing]
What is a situational perspective in ethics?
The belief that ethics can change based on circumstances.
What does subjectivity in ethics allow for?
The declaration of anything as ethical based on personal views.
Provide an example where killing is considered moral in a situational context.
Killing a terrorist to prevent harm.
What is a potential ethical issue with schemes that benefit without proper documentation?
They may violate ethical standards of honesty and transparency.
