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| Branch of philosophy dealing with values relating to human conduct; addresses right & wrong of actions, goodness & badness of motives | Ethics
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| Set of values, ideas, and options of an individual or a group | Philosophy
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| Beliefs that are held in high esteem | Values
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| Based on self-interest | Rules of Prudence
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| Based on a concept of right and wrong | Moral Rules
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| Enacted by legislature, enforced by a police force | Laws
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| Worked a lot with kids, and built on Freud | Jean Piaget
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| First phase developed by Piaget that starts when a child is younger than 2 yrs old | Sensorimotor Phase
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| Second phase developed by Piaget that is from ages 2-6; what's concrete is | Pre-operational Phase
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| Third phase developed by Piaget that is from ages 7-12; where children start to connect things together, believe rules are fixed | Concrete Operational
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| Fourth phase developed by Piaget that starts after age 12; where people start to think abstractly, know rules can be changed, wants to know the motives behind them | Formal Operations
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| He looked at moral reasoning and moral dilemmas, studied and built on Piaget, proposed conventional stages of developement | Lawrence Kohlberg
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| Kohlberg's stage 0; no moral thinking, it's all about me | Pre-Moral
ex: I want food, I am hungry
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| Kohlberg's stage 1; not thinking about conventions of society, understand reward & punishment, rules are fixed | Pre-Conventional
ex: Doing chores for a reward
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| Kohlberg's stage 2; start thinking about society, motive are important and are thinking of the immediate group, recognize duties and responsibilities | Conventional
ex: Recycling
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| Kohlberg's stage 3; thinking beyond conventions, want to change society for the better | Post-Conventional
ex: Green Movement, Breast Cancer Movement
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| Do unto others as you would have them do unto you | The Golden Rule
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| Do unto others as they would have you do unto them | The Platinum Rule
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| "If I do this in public will I be embarrassed" | The Public Disclosure Test
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| "If everybody did it would the world be a better place?" | Universalization Test
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| An employee who has inside knowledge of illegal or unethical activities occurring within the organization and reports it to the public | Whistleblower
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| Member of a group of society, with it comes rights and responsibilities | Citizenship
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| Standards and expectations are... | Conventions
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