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Ethics

Preliminary Exam

1. Ethics is also known as the study of moral decisions and principles
2. The word ethics came from the Greek word 'ethos' which means habit or character
3. Moral standards mainly deal with actions that are considered right or wrong
4. Helping a person in need is an example of moral standard
5. Non-moral standards are standards that are not primarily concerned with ethical considerations
6. A moral dilemma happens when a person must choose between two conflicting moral choices
7. An individual moral dilemma involves factors such as peer pressure and personal situation
8. A problem involving ethical issues in a company is called an organizational dilemma
9. Structural moral dilemma focuses on problems involving systems and relationship
10. Freedom as a foundation for moral acts means a person can choose based on reason
11. A weakness of Filipino character involving dependence on others is passivity and lack of initiative
12. Moral character is developed through habits and experiences
13. The development of moral reasoning is studied through stages of moral development
14. Ethical decision-making requires considering the consequences of actions
15. A person who tells the truth even when difficult shows integrity
16. Moral standards promote the common good
17. Cheating in an examination is wrong because it violates moral standards
18. Kant's categorical imperative is a moral rule that is unconditional
19. Humanity as an end in itself means people should not be treated merely as means to an end
20. Justice is mainly concerned with fair relationship
21. Kant believed freedom is connected with autonomy
22. Justice and fairness require treating people equally and fairly
23. Taxation should be based on the principle of equality and uniformity
24. Culture includes a group's beliefs, language, and behaviors
25. Culture influences moral behavior by shaping people's values and norms
26. Cultural relativism suggests that moral practices may be understood based on cultural context
27. Universal values are values believed to be important across humanity
28. Respect and honesty are examples of universal values
29. A Filipino value that shows community cooperation is bayanihan
30. Showing respect to elders through 'po' and 'opo' reflects Filipino respectfulness
31. Culture is passed from one generation to another through learning and tradition
32. A moral standard is considered universal because it applies anywhere and anytime
33. Ethics helps individuals make better decisions
34. A code of professional ethics provides guidelines for conduct
35. The Filipino value of welcoming guests is called hospitality
36. Resilience means the ability to recover from difficulties
37. Cultural norms influence a person's moral behavior
38. A decision involving conflicting values requires ethical reasoning
39. Fair taxation means people contribute based on capacity to pay
40. Moral character is strengthened through repeated good actions
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