Part 2

Question 1

 a set of personal or social standards for good or
bad behavior and character
 principles concerning the distinction between
right and wrong or good and bad behavior

Answer 1

Morality

Question 2

 moral principles that govern a person’s behavior
or the conducting of an activity
 is a branch of philosophy that studies the
difference between right and wrong
 the philosophical discipline concerned with what
is morally good and bad and morally right and
wrong

Answer 2

Ethics

Question 3

 Having to do with principles of right and wrong
 Conforming to accepted standards of behavior

Answer 3

Ethical

Question 4

 Not based on moral beliefs or not morally
acceptable
 Not conforming to accepted standards of
behavior, breaking laws or rules

Answer 4

UnethicalUnethical

Question 5

 are the rules which people use to guide their
behavior and thinking
 When an individual is dealing with, or capable of
distinguishing between right and wrong.

Answer 5

Moral

Question 6

 When an individual does not know the
difference between right and wrong.

Answer 6

Amoral

Question 7

 When an individual knows the difference
between right and wrong but does wrong
anyway.

Answer 7

Immoral

Question 8

Sources of Morality

Answer 8

1. Science
2. Evolution
3. Culture
4. Politics
5. Emotion
6. Religion
7. Non-natural or Supernatural
8. Pluralism

Question 9

– we can use the tools of science to
determine the most reliable paths to the moral
outcomes that we prefer.

Answer 9

1. Science

Question 10

– ethical systems, judgments, and
norms are products of various forms of
evolutionary selection.

Answer 10

2. Evolution

Question 11

– what is acceptable in one culture may
not be acceptable to other cultures.

Answer 11

3. Culture

Question 12

– power dynamics may affect or
influence the development of morality

Answer 12

4. Politics

Question 13

– emotional responses can condition us
into liking or disliking some things.

Answer 13

5. Emotion

Question 14

– norms that are connected to religion
that are supposed to govern behavior.

Answer 14

6. Religion

Question 15

– what is good is
transcendent in a way that makes it inaccessible
by ordinary experience.

Answer 15

7. Non-natural or Supernatural

Question 16

• there is more than one basic
  substance or principle whether it be the
  constitution of the universe, the mind and body,
  the sources of truth, or the basis of morality.

Answer 16

8. Pluralism