NAME:

SHARINA MHYCA A. SAMONTE

Give the meaning of ethics.

ETHICS

It is based on the identification of rules that

should direct people’s behavior. Ethics seeks
to resolve questions of human morality by
defining concepts such as good and evil,
right and wrong, virtue and vice, justice and
crime.
 11 Theories of Ethics

Describes the character of a

moral agent as a driving force for
ethical behavior. In this view,
knowledge bearing on human life
Virtue ethics was placed highest, while all
other knowledge was secondary.

It is the thesis that our intuitive

awareness of value, or intuitive
knowledge of evaluative facts,
forms the foundation of our
Intuitive ethics ethical knowledge.
 It posits that the principal ethic is
maximizing pleasure and
minimizing pain. It is advocating
self-gratification regardless of the
Hedonism pain and expense to others

It is an ethical theory that

evaluates the moral worth of an
action based on how much it
State contributes to the basic goods of
consequentialism a state.
 It refers to moral theories that
hold the consequences of a
particular action form the basis
for any valid moral judgment
about that action
Consequentialism

It is an approach to ethics that

determines goodness or rightness
from examining acts, or the rules
and duties that the person doing
Deontology the act strove to fulfill.
 It holds that moral correctness
evolves similarly to scientific
knowledge: socially over the
course of many lifetimes.
Pragmatic ethics

It seeks to incorporate
traditionally feminized virtues
and values. This body of theory
is critical of how caring is
socially assigned to women, and
Ethics of care consequently devalued.
 It is an ethical theory based on
family roles. Morality is derived
from a person's relationship with
their community.
Role ethics

It is an ethical theory based on

the studies of anarchist thinkers.
advocates certain behavioral
practices to enhance humanity's
capacity for freedom and well-
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being, namely practices which
emphasize solidarity, equality,
Anarchist ethics and justice.
 This was on the basis that
personal identity was, in the most
part, a social construction,
quality, and justice. argue that
ethics must study the complex
Postmodern ethics and relational conditions of
actions

What are the 3 types of ethics?

Traditional Ethics Participatory Recognition Ethics

Ethics
Why is ethics important in life?

Ethics is vital to human existence. Having rules that dictates the

difference between right or wrong, just or unjust, and good or bad. Every
decision we made can have a wide influence to the society. It should be
upheld to each and everyone to let this world be better for the living.
Ethics guide us to tell the truth, keep our promises, or help someone in
need. Ethics in education is also important especially as a student
because they assist to run the system smoothly. The ethics set the
standards of what’s acceptable and what’s not, therefore, protecting the
interest of both teachers and students.

Every organization has an ethical code that guides its decision

making and activities to have effective productivity and maintain
reputation. Ethical behavior ensures that the people around work with
honesty and integrity and meets the aim of an organization by adhering
to rules and policies.