ASSESSMENT MDTERM ETH101 PT1

What is the essence of Jesus Christ's teachings regarding universal values?

• Courage

• Prudence

• Temperance

• Love

Which of the following best describes universal values?

• Values with the same worth or value for almost all people

• Values that are only applicable to certain groups of people

• Values that vary from one culture to another

• Values that change over time through cultural diversion

Which of the following is NOT an emotion that helps in shaping moral development?

• emphaty

• guilt

• happiness

• compassion

What does NOT contribute to children's understanding of abstract moral concepts?

• consistent behavior

• cognitive development

• social relationships

• emotional response

The child at this level, having no concept about society's conventions on what is right or wrong, would base its judgment mainly on the physical, external consequences of its actions and not the true moral value.

• Pre-conventional

• Post-Conventional

• Conventional

• All of the choices

Acts of man are often characterized by:.

• Conscious deliberation and moral intention.

• Voluntary choices guided by intellect and will.

• Spontaneous reactions without moral consideration.

• "Good boy or Nice Girl" Orientation

What can happen when immediate emotions are allowed to guide decision-making?

• clear judgment

• mistakes and biases

• rational actions

• improved insights

Impartiality ensures that moral judgments are based on:

• objective criteria

• personal bias

• emotional reactions

• individual preferences

In Kohlberg's stages of moral development, what is the main idea that it emphasizes?

• Focusing solely on legal principles

• Recognizing the changing nature of moral thinking

• Understanding the influence of genetics on morality

• Dealing with moral dilemma based on learned values

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding insane people having moral choices?

• The insane person lacks moral judgment which makes them exempted.

• The insane person has the capacity to understand the consequences of their actions.

• The insane person has free will to make relevant moral choices.

• The insane person must be accountable of their actions regardless of their situation.