BEHV 5613 MIDTERM EXAM STUDYGUIDE
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Conventional - ANSWERS--Stage 3: stereotype of good
behavior
-Stage 4: generalized moral system defines the rules and
roles
Post-Conventional - ANSWERS--Stage 5: values are largely
relative to one's own group
-Stage 6: personal commitment to principles such as justice,
equal human rights, and individual dignity.
How to be ethically fit - ANSWERS--Being mentally engaged
in grappling with the tough issues.
-Being committed to caring.
,Personal and Social aspects of character - ANSWERS--It is
staying ethically fit through interactions with others.
-It is what you communicate to others about yourself.
-There are benefits from being part of a culture that values
ethical behavior.
Ethics Definition - ANSWERS--The majority of people can
recognize good.
-For ethics to be applicable, it must be viewed as the stuff of
daily life.
Moral is not the same as Manners - ANSWERS-Moral and
ethics is interchangable.
Lord Moulton 3 Domains of Human Action - ANSWERS--
Positive law
-The region of obedience to the unenforceable
-Free choice
Legal is not... - ANSWERS-the same as ethical
,Choose enforceable legal regulation or... - ANSWERS-
unenforceable self regulation
Excellent moral virtue is - ANSWERS-Aiming at the
intermediate (Golden Mean) *Aristotle*
Downfall of states, treaties, agreements is - ANSWERS-Trust
Effective Code of Ethics - ANSWERS--It is brief
-It can be expressed in many ways/forms
-Not explanatory
-It centers on moral values
Common Core Values - ANSWERS--Love
-Tolerance
-Truth
-Fairness
-Freedom
-Unity
-Responsibility
-Respect for life
, Ethics is not relative - ANSWERS--In the end, ideas seep
down to the level of practice.
-Some arguments are more firmly grounded in fact and
reason than others.
Situation Ethics - ANSWERS-The rightness or wrongness of
an act is determined only by the morality of one's own
motives or intentions in a given situation.
It is easier to get agreement on the level of values than... -
ANSWERS-on the level of tactics.
Values- Tactics Ladder - ANSWERS--Values
-Goals
-Plans
-Tactics
We can be prepared for moral dilemmas that may arise if... -
ANSWERS-we recognize our core values.
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Conventional - ANSWERS--Stage 3: stereotype of good
behavior
-Stage 4: generalized moral system defines the rules and
roles
Post-Conventional - ANSWERS--Stage 5: values are largely
relative to one's own group
-Stage 6: personal commitment to principles such as justice,
equal human rights, and individual dignity.
How to be ethically fit - ANSWERS--Being mentally engaged
in grappling with the tough issues.
-Being committed to caring.
,Personal and Social aspects of character - ANSWERS--It is
staying ethically fit through interactions with others.
-It is what you communicate to others about yourself.
-There are benefits from being part of a culture that values
ethical behavior.
Ethics Definition - ANSWERS--The majority of people can
recognize good.
-For ethics to be applicable, it must be viewed as the stuff of
daily life.
Moral is not the same as Manners - ANSWERS-Moral and
ethics is interchangable.
Lord Moulton 3 Domains of Human Action - ANSWERS--
Positive law
-The region of obedience to the unenforceable
-Free choice
Legal is not... - ANSWERS-the same as ethical
,Choose enforceable legal regulation or... - ANSWERS-
unenforceable self regulation
Excellent moral virtue is - ANSWERS-Aiming at the
intermediate (Golden Mean) *Aristotle*
Downfall of states, treaties, agreements is - ANSWERS-Trust
Effective Code of Ethics - ANSWERS--It is brief
-It can be expressed in many ways/forms
-Not explanatory
-It centers on moral values
Common Core Values - ANSWERS--Love
-Tolerance
-Truth
-Fairness
-Freedom
-Unity
-Responsibility
-Respect for life
, Ethics is not relative - ANSWERS--In the end, ideas seep
down to the level of practice.
-Some arguments are more firmly grounded in fact and
reason than others.
Situation Ethics - ANSWERS-The rightness or wrongness of
an act is determined only by the morality of one's own
motives or intentions in a given situation.
It is easier to get agreement on the level of values than... -
ANSWERS-on the level of tactics.
Values- Tactics Ladder - ANSWERS--Values
-Goals
-Plans
-Tactics
We can be prepared for moral dilemmas that may arise if... -
ANSWERS-we recognize our core values.
