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GE-6107-2013T(UGRD) Ethicsby kuya juanWhat is the distinct characteristic of man compared to animals?Select one: a. Nurturing Instinct b. Intellect c. Survival Instinct d. Affection to offspringWhich of the following if NOT the basis of human actions?Select one: a. Moral act...

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GE-6107-2013T(UGRD) Ethics by kuya juan

What is the distinct characteristic of man compared to animals? Select one: a.*Nurturing Instinct b.*Intellect c.*Survival Instinct d.*Affection to offspring Which of the following if NOT the basis of human actions? Select one: a.*Moral actions are evidenced only if one is aware or conscious of his/her acts b.*People who experienced temporary insanity are not responsible for their actions c.*Animals have no set of moral standards d.*People who have no morality are not guided by reasons _______________is under the control and intellect and will is answerabvle to such actions Select one: a.*Logical Act b.*Voluntary Act c.*Ethical Act d.*Moral Act

_______________is the latin word that means the pwer or ability to discern Select one: a.*Ethics b.*Logic c.*Ratio d.*Moral It is the disposition of a person doing the activity regardless to his liking or not, this may be positive or negative. The former is by making him to do something while the other is to prevent or stop him from doing things. Select one: a.*Simple Voluntariness b.*Imperfect Voluntariness c.*Perfect Voluntariness d.*Conditional Voluntariness Morality is observed and present ONLY in humans Select one: True False It is the situation when the person was forced by circumstances or under duress which he would not do under normal circumstances. Example is being extorted money by a neighborhood toughie in exchange for his "protection". Select one: a.*Conditional Voluntariness b.*Simple Voluntariness c.*Perfect Voluntariness

d.*Imperfect Voluntariness

When a person acts without full understanding and no freedom, we are made to perform acts we did not like. Select one: a.*Conditional Voluntariness b.*Perfect Voluntariness c.*Imperfect Voluntariness d.*Simple Voluntariness Free will is present and inherent in men Select one: True False A level of moral reasoning where people approach problems as members of society and would like to be a role model. Select one: a.*Post Conventional Morality b.*Conventional Morality c.*Pre Conventional Morality d.*Standard Morality Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People stick to the rules to avoid punishment Select one: a.*Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws b.*Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience c.*Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment*Orientation

d.*Stage 3: Good Boy Morality

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People do what is right as a sense of obligation to law and society, however they can be modified. Select one: a.*Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience b.*Stage 2: Reward*Orientation c.*Stage 3: Good Boy Morality d.*Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws

___________________is an action situation in which an individual must decide on his own even if it is against the socially accepted norms. Select one: a.*Ethical Dilemma b.*Moral Dilemma c.*Social Act d.*Social Dilemma Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People conform to what is right in a society. Select one: a.*Stage 2: Reward*Orientation b.*Stage 4: Authority and Social c.*Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws d.*Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience Proposed the idea on the sequence of moral reasoning Select one:

a.*Lawrence Kohlberg b.*Aristotle c.*Thomas Aquinas d.*David Hume Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: Individuals show an interest in maintaining the respect of others and is doing what is expected of them. Select one: a.*Stage 4: Authority and Social b.*Stage 3: Good Boy Morality c.*Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment*Orientation d.*Stage 2: Reward*Orientation

A level of moral reasoning where the concrete interests of an individual is merely rewards and punishment. Select one: a.*Post Conventional Morality b.*Conventional Morality c.*Pre Conventionl Morality d.*Standard Morality Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: A person follows laws based on ethical principles. Laws that run counter to principles are violated. Select one: a.*Stage 2: Reward*Orientation b.*Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws c.*Stage 3: Good Boy Morality d.*Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience

A qualification of human act is that decisions are made and coerced because of outside Select one: True False

A qualification of human act is the absence of innate free will and freedom of choice. Select one: True False Moral values are paramount and lasting Select one: True False

___________________ is an intense feeling of deep affection that is also a drive but does not necessarily have to be reciprocated are distinctive feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge. Select one: a.*Emotions b.*Virtue c.*Love d.*Feelings Accidental values are preferred over essential values Select one: True False Moral values oftentimes are based on the ones favored by the majority Select one: True

False

___________________is defined as an emotional state or reaction Select one: a.*Love b.*Feelings c.*Virtue d.*Emotions

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: Individuals show an interest in maintaining the respect of others and is doing what is expected of them. Select one: a. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality b. Stage 2: Reward Orientation c. Stage 4: Authority and Social d. Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment Orientation

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People do what is right as a sense of obligation to law and society, however they can be modified. Select one: a. Stage 2: Reward Orientation b. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws c. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality d. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience

Proposed the idea on the sequence of moral reasoning Select one: a. Lawrence Kohlberg b. David Hume c. Aristotle d. Thomas Aquinas

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People stick to the rules to avoid punishment Select one: a. Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment Orientation b. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience c. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality d. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: A person follows laws based on ethical principles. Laws that run counter to principles are violated. Select one: a. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience b. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws c. Stage 2: Reward Orientation d. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality A level of moral reasoning where people approach problems as members of society and would like to be a role model. Select one: a. Conventional Morality b. Post Conventional Morality c. Pre Conventionl Morality d. Standard Morality

A level of moral reasoning where the concrete interests of an individual is merely rewards and punishment. Select one: a. Conventional Morality b. Standard Morality c. Pre Conventionl Morality d. Post Conventional Morality

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: Rules are followed only for its benefits. Obedience occurred because of the rewards. It means that the doer is only after what can he gain from the actions he perform or did not perform.: a. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws b. Stage 2: Reward Orientation c. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality ___________________is an action situation in which an individual must decide on his own even if it is against the socially accepted norms. Select one: a. Moral Dilemma b. Ethical Dilemma c. Social Dilemma d. Social Act Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People conform to what is right in a society. Select one: a. Stage 4: Authority and Social

b. Stage 2: Reward Orientation c. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience d. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws

___________________is defined as an emotional state or reaction Select one: a. Feelings b. Virtue c. Emotions d. Love

A qualification of human act is the absence of innate free will and freedom of choice. Select one: True False ___________________ are distinctive feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge. Select one: a. Love b. Feelings c. Emotions d. Virtue A qualification of human act is that a person is fully be aware of what he/she is doing or what he/she will do Select one: True False

A qualification of human act is that decisions are made and coerced because of outside Select one:

True False Moral values oftentimes are based on the ones favored by the majority Select one: True False Moral values are paramount and lasting Select one: True False Accidental values are preferred over essential values Select one: True False ___________________ is a trait or quality that is deemed to be morally good and thus is valued as a foundation of principle and good moral being. Select one: a. Virtue b. Fee c. Emotions d. Love ___________________ is an intense feeling of deep affection that is also a drive but does not necessarily have to be reciprocated are distinctive feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge. Select one: a. Love b. Emotions c. Virtue d. Feelings

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: Individuals show an interest in maintaining the respect of others and is doing what is expected of them. Select one: a. Stage 4: Authority and Social b. Stage 2: Reward Orientation c. Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment Orientation d. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality

A qualification of human act is that a person is fully be aware of what he/she is doing or what he/she will do Select one: True False A thinker who studied and explain morality by comparing two different cultures and focused on the moral and social concepts of these two societies. Select one: a. Jeremy Bentham b. Lawrence Kohlberg c. David Hume d. Emma Butchel ___________________is defined as an emotional state or reaction Select one: a. Love b. Emotions c. Virtue d. Feelings

___________________ is kind of value that develops a man mental fulfillment like truth, science, art and religion Select one: a. Intellectual Values b. Psychological Values c. Moral Values d. Biological Values

___________________is a concept that cultural norms and values must be understood based on the culture he is adhered to. Select one: a. Moral Relativity b. Cultural Relativity c. Social Relativity d. Ethical Relativity A qualification of human act is that decisions are made and coerced because of outside factors Select one: True False

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People conform to what is right in a society. Select one: a. Stage 4: Authority and Social b. Stage 2: Reward Orientation c. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience d. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws ___________________ is an intense feeling of deep affection that is also a drive but does not necessarily have to be reciprocated are distinctive feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge.

Select one: a. Love b. Feelings c. Emotions d. Virtue A level of moral reasoning where people approach problems as members of society and would like to be a role model. Select one: a. Conventional Morality b. Pre Conventionl Morality c. Post Conventional Morality d. Standard Morality

A level of moral reasoning where people use moral principles and seen as broader than any particular society Select one: a. Standard Morality b. Post Conventional Morality c. Pre Conventionl Morality d. Conventional Morality ___________________ is kind of value that contributes to social life like companionship, marriage, etc Select one: a. Intellectual Values b. Psychological Values c. Biological Values d. Moral Values

A thinker who proposes that culture as the complex whole which includes beliefs, arts, laws, morals, customs and habits.

Select one: a. DavidBrinkenhoff b. Edward Taylor c. Allan Johnson d. Lawrence Kohlberg A thinker who said that culture can only be understood in its own vale and content Select one: a. Lawrence Kohlberg b. Jeremy Bentham c. William Graham Sumner d. David Hume

Moral values oftentimes are based on the ones favored by the majority Select one: True False

A qualification of human act is that decisions are made and coerced because of outside Select one: True False ___________________ is an intense feeling of deep affection that is also a drive but does not necessarily have to be reciprocated are distinctive feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge. Select one: a. Emotions b. Love c. Feelings d. Virtue

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People conform to what is right in a society. Select one: a. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience b. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws c. Stage 2: Reward Orientation d. Stage 4: Authority and Social

Proposed the idea on the sequence of moral reasoning Select one: a. David Hume b. Lawrence Kohlberg c. Aristotle d. Thomas Aquinas Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: A person follows laws based on ethical principles. Laws that run counter to principles are violated. Select one: a. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience b. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality c. Stage 2: Reward Orientation d. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws

A country's flag or national anthem is an example of symbolic objectives Select one: True False

Arranged marriages are common practice in Asian countries because it ensures the continuity or legacies of families Select one:

True False A qualification of human act is that a person is fully be aware of what he/she is doing or what he/she will do Select one: True False ___________________ is kind of value that is focused the formation of ones character Select one: a. Biological Values b. Intellectual Values c. Psychological Values d. Moral Values ___________________ are manifestations of culture and are related to things that represent anything more than itself. Select one: a. Ethics b. Dogmas c. Symbols d. Morals

The Filipino psyche of colonial mentality has largely contributed to our ethical and moral standards Select one: True False Oriental culture advocates students free will and that students can argue, debate and challenge their teachers Select one:

True False A qualification of human act is the absence of innate free will and freedom of choice. Select one: True False Accidental values are preferred over essential values Select one: True False Accidental values are preferred over essential values Select one: True False

___________________ Is a feeling or inner voice or inner law that served as a guide to the correctness or error of one's behavior Select one: a. Virtue b. Emotions c. Feelings d. Conscience Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People do what is right as a sense of obligation to law and society, however they can be modified. Select one: a. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws b. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience

c. Stage 2: Reward Orientation d. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality The use of colors to signify certain traits like red for war, purple for royalty are examples of symbolic characteristics of objects Select one: True False

___________________ is a trait or quality that is deemed to be morally good and thus is valued as a foundation of principle and good moral being. Select one: a. Love b. Fee c. Emotions d. Virtue ___________________ is the encompassing idea that provides a blue print for living Select one: a. Virtue b. Feelings c. Love d. Culture ___________________ is kind of value that is focused on physical survival and growth Select one: a. Psychological Values b. Moral Values c. Intellectual Values d. Biological Values

A philosopher who said that "the greatest good is for the greatest number" Select one: a. Thomas Aquinas b. David Hume c. Lawrence Kohlberg d. Jeremy Bentham

___________________ is a trait or quality that is deemed to be morally good and thus is valued as a foundation of principle and good moral being. Select one: a. Virtue b. Emotions c. Love d. Fee ___________________ is the capacity for consciously making sense of things, establishing and verifying facts, applying logic, and changing or justifying practices, institutions, and beliefs based on new or existing information Select one: a. Reason b. Feelings c. Virtue d. Emotions Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: Rules are followed only for its benefits. Obedience occurred because of the rewards. It means that the doer is only after what can he gain from the actions he perform or did not perform. Select one: a. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality b. Stage 2: Reward Orientation c. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws d. Stage 4: Authority and Social

Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: People stick to the rules to avoid punishment Select one: a. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality b. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws c. Stage 6: Morality of an Individual Principle and Conscience d. Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment Orientation A level of moral reasoning where the concrete interests of an individual is merely rewards and punishment. Select one: a. Pre Conventionl Morality b. Standard Morality c. Conventional Morality d. Post Conventional Morality Western culture have a standpoint that teachers are the ONLY source of knowledge Select one: True False ___________________is an action situation in which an individual must decide on his own even if it is against the socially accepted norms. Select one: a. Social Dilemma b. Social Act c. Ethical Dilemma d. Moral Dilemma Filipinos are generally more,easy going than their Asian counterparts Select one: True

False

Moral values are paramount and lasting Select one: True False

___________________is the theory that holds that morality is related to the tenets of a person's culture Select one: a. Ethical Relativity b. Moral Relativity c. Cultural Relativity d. Social Relativity ___________________ are distinctive feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge. Select one: a. Emotions b. Virtue c. Love d. Feelings Provide the correct letter for the description on each stage of Moral Reasoning: Rules are followed only for its benefits. Obedience occurred because of the rewards. It means that the doer is only after what can he gain from the actions he perform or did not perform. Select one: a. Stage 2: Reward Orientation b. Stage 3: Good Boy Morality c. Stage 5: Morality of Rights and Laws d. Stage 4: Authority and Social

___________________ are distinctive feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge. Select one: a. Emotions b. Love c. Virtue d. Feelings...