This document discusses health ethics and the author's personal approach to decision making. It describes the theory of moral rights which focuses on respecting individual rights but does not consider costs and benefits. The author says they consider whether a decision is legal and aligns with their values, if they will feel bad about it, if it benefits society, and if they can tell their parents, in order to make choices they will not regret. They are willing to sacrifice for mutual benefit and believe carefully thinking through decisions can lead to better outcomes.
This document discusses health ethics and the author's personal approach to decision making. It describes the theory of moral rights which focuses on respecting individual rights but does not consider costs and benefits. The author says they consider whether a decision is legal and aligns with their values, if they will feel bad about it, if it benefits society, and if they can tell their parents, in order to make choices they will not regret. They are willing to sacrifice for mutual benefit and believe carefully thinking through decisions can lead to better outcomes.
This document discusses health ethics and the author's personal approach to decision making. It describes the theory of moral rights which focuses on respecting individual rights but does not consider costs and benefits. The author says they consider whether a decision is legal and aligns with their values, if they will feel bad about it, if it benefits society, and if they can tell their parents, in order to make choices they will not regret. They are willing to sacrifice for mutual benefit and believe carefully thinking through decisions can lead to better outcomes.
Ethics, a branch of philosophy that addresses questions about
morality, have played an important part in our lives, especially when we are going to make a decision. There exist quite a lot of ethical theories or models that exist in order for us to guide us. The theory of moral rights that focuses on the respect and production of each individual member of society and his or her fundamental rights. One of the strength of moral rights is that it makes it accessible to protecting fundamental rights, unless some great right takes precedence. However, there also exist some criticisms of this theory for it doesn’t care about the benefits and costs of getting respect for another’s right. My personal ethics and values are very easy to understand. When I am to make a decision, I will never only depend on intuition. I would ask myself the following questions such as Is my decision legal or not? Does it comply with my values? If I do it, will I feel bad? Could my decision at last benefit the society? Could I tell my parents about my final decision? I am willing to sacrifice something for the privilege of benefiting both me and the whole society. I will keep asking and thinking seriously and critically until I get the answer. This could be a lot process but I’m just assuring not to regret my decisions in the end. I’m so happy that this semester we could have the chance to learn about the values of ethics which could make us a better person. Ethical standards play an important role in personal decision making process. People’s ethical standards are invariably influenced and shaped by many factors therefore we knew to our self that we are the one that will the decision so we better choose what is the best.