Personal beliefs about ethics.
Qualities such as compassion, empathy, and concern for the well-being of others.
The study of ethical theory.
The legal obligations in society.
It allows for better computational decisions.
It increases personal wealth.
To understand and share the feelings of others, leading to more compassionate decisions.
It ensures complete objectivity in decision-making.
An individual's personal beliefs and preferences.
The study of moral principles that govern a person's behavior.
A set of professional rules.
Cultural narratives that change over time.
By providing a framework to determine right and wrong, helping consider others' well-being.
By emphasizing profitability over all other factors.
By eliminating personal preference in all decisions.
By ensuring decisions are aligned with state laws.
Choosing between telling the truth or protecting someone's feelings.
Deciding which type of coffee to buy.
Choosing between different leisure activities.
Selecting the best route to work.
It builds trust and respects the truth, foundational for ethical interactions.
It complicates ethical decisions by adding unnecessary information.
It primarily affects contractual agreements only.
It is important only in legal contexts.
The principle of treating others as you wish to be treated.
A rule concerning golden objects.
A business principle of maximizing profits.
A guideline for achieving happiness.
Albert Einstein
Stephen Hawking
Isaac Newton
Immanuel Kant
Different societies may have varying beliefs about what is morally right or wrong.
Ethics remain unchanged across all cultures.
They lead to identical moral standards globally.
Cultural differences have no impact on ethical standards.
The ethics applied in a family setting.
Moral guidelines that govern business practices.
Ethical guidelines for governmental organizations.
The study of bioethics in corporate culture.
Personal ethics are individual morals, professional ethics are standards in a workplace.
Professional ethics are defined by cultural norms, personal ethics by laws.
There is no difference between the two.
Personal ethics are practiced only in solitude.
It acknowledges the value and dignity of others, promoting fairness.
It ensures compliance in organizational settings.
It reduces legal liabilities.
It is solely a personal matter, not impacting behavior.
Watching a movie alone.
Donating to charity to help those in need.
Ignoring environmental regulations.
Choosing a low-cost product.
The belief that all actions should be taken individually, not collectively.
Actions are right if they benefit the majority, focusing on maximizing happiness.
The view that all actions are purely subjective.
The principle that decisions should be made quickly to benefit personal time.
It helps apply ethical standards and fosters a positive culture.
It ensures profitability above all else.
It restricts creativity and innovation.
It is solely used for employee evaluations.