CART1022 Topic 1 Introduction of Ethics

What is the meaning of ethics? Ethics is ......

• The study of human history

• The study of moral

• The study of right and wrong behavior

• The study of religion and law

There are THREE major branches of ethics as follow. Except for...

• Meta-ethics

• Human ethics

• Normative ethics

• Applied ethics

The basic enforceable standard of behavior made by human is called...

• Ethics

• Morality

• Culture

• Law

_________________ is the ability to imagine and understand how others are feeling.

It is the fundamental of ethical development on human.

• Empathy

• Compassion

• Sympathy

• Apathy

___________ is the branch of ethics that deals with the nature of moral judgement, and the absolute right or wrong.

• Analytical ethics

• Applied ethics

• Meta-ethics

• Normative ethics

The study of the application of ethical for deciding appropriate actions in a given situation is called....

• Meta-ethics

• Normative ethics

• Applied ethics

• Prescriptive ethics

One of the biggest drawback of today's media practice is.....

• Sensationalizing

• Factual reporting

• Unbiased coverage

• Ethical journalism

Ethical dilemmas mean:-

You are required to make a “right” choice, by knowing well that you are:-

• Leaving an equally right choice undone

• Likely to suffer some consequences as a result of that choice

• Contradicting a personal ethical principle in making that choice

• Abandoning an ethical value of your community or society in making that choice

• All of the above

Potter Box Theory, a decision making framework focuses on four dimensions of ethical reasoning that include facts, values, principles, and....

• royalties

• moral

• virtue ethics

• loyalties

Ethical relativism theory believes that we can decide what’s ethical and what’s not, and this is to rely on our own experiences and internal moral ‘compass’.

• TRUE

• FALSE