Ethics Quiz

Select two types of ethical decision making:

• Teleological ethics

• Criminalogy ethics

• Cosmological Ethics

• Deontological Ethics

An Ethical approach focusing on duty and following rules regardless of outcome:

• Don't use people principle

• Deontological approach to ethics

• Teleological approach to ethics

• Universalisation

What does "telos" mean in Greek?

• Duty

• Happiness

• End

• Rule

The teleological approach to ethics is concerned with:

• Following the rules no matter what

• The fairness of the outcome

• The potential consequences of an action

• Maintaining a good reputation

Deontological ethics is about:

• Doing what works best in the situation

• Doing what's right because it leads to the best outcome

• Doing what's right because it's the right thing to do

• Avoiding negative consequences

According to the Monopoly analogy, deontological ethics is like:

• Playing by the rules, even if you don't like them

• Bending or breaking the rules to win

• Focusing on making deals with other players

• Trading properties strategically

Immanuel Kant believed moral decisions should be based on:

• Achieving personal happiness

• Following emotions and desires

• Fulfilling your social obligations

• Carrying out your moral duty

The two rules of Kant's Categorical Imperative is:

• Never use people

• Consider the potential consequences

• Act only in ways you'd want everyone to act

• Avoid punishment

Deciding moral permissibility based on if everyone should act the same

• Consquentialism

• Univeralisation

• Universalism

• Relative approach