Ethics vs Morals

An _________________attempts to provide a set of fundamental moral principles in harmony with our moral intuitions.

• evolutionary theory

• duty ethics

• ethical theory

• Utilitarianism theory

_________ are formed from your personal values and reflect your concept of right or wrong.

• Ethics

• Morals

• Tort

• Scope of Practice

It is a branch of philosophy that deals with distinction between right and wrong – with the moral consequences of human actions.

• Ethics

• Morality

Do you feel the hunting of this species is ethical?

• Yes

• No

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Which of the following best describes the difference between ethics and morals in scientific research?

• Ethics are personal beliefs, while morals are societal standards.

• Ethics are societal standards, while morals are personal beliefs.

• Ethics are legal requirements, while morals are optional guidelines.

• Ethics are optional guidelines, while morals are legal requirements.

In the context of scientific experiments, which statement is true about ethical considerations?

• Ethical considerations are only necessary in medical research.

• Ethical considerations are necessary in all types of scientific research.

• Ethical considerations are optional in scientific research.

• Ethical considerations are only necessary when human subjects are involved.

What is the primary focus of ethics in scientific data interpretation?

• Ensuring data is interpreted to support the hypothesis.

• Ensuring data is interpreted without bias or manipulation.

• Ensuring data is interpreted to align with public opinion.

• Ensuring data is interpreted to maximize funding opportunities.

Which of the following is an example of a moral dilemma in scientific research?

• Choosing between two equally effective research methods.

• Deciding whether to publish data that could harm public health.

• Selecting a research topic with limited funding.

• Choosing a research partner with different expertise.

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How do ethics influence the application of scientific discoveries in real-world scenarios?

• Ethics ensure discoveries are applied to benefit only the scientific community.

• Ethics ensure discoveries are applied to benefit society as a whole.

• Ethics ensure discoveries are applied to maximize profits.

• Ethics ensure discoveries are applied to maintain the status quo.

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Which of the following best illustrates the role of ethics in scientific communication?

• Publishing results only when they are favorable.

• Ensuring transparency and honesty in reporting results.

• Withholding negative results to protect reputation.

• Exaggerating findings to gain more attention.