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Website: www.sdssu.edu.ph

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Name:Aimie Rose P. Licos Date:

Year & Course: 1st year BSBA-HRDM 1G Subject: ETHICS
Teacher: Chryster Kae Correos

A. Diagnostic Exercise: Match the following terms to its definition on the other column, just draw a
line to connect.

Ethics Restatements, specifications or interpretations of an anterior natural moral

laws.

Religion Is the study of the rectitude of human conduct.

Law Develops the whole man, his moral, intellectual and physical capacities.

Education Study of correct thinking

Morality Study of the behavior of society and group of people

logic Teaches about the existence of a Creator.

Economics The basic element of human life, governs the internal acts of man

Sociology Study of human and animal behavior

Art Study on the distribution of wealth for the consumption of man in order to
live.

Psychology Study for beauty as an expression of self

Politics Refers to good government for the temporal welfare of the citizens.

A. Graphic Organization: Using a Venn diagram, illustrate the difference and similarity of Morality
and Ethics
 Morality Ethics

Emphasis the widely-shared It is leans towards decisions based

upon individual character, and the
Communal or societal norms about more subjective understanding of right
right and wrong. and wrong by individuals

1. How do ethics relate to other fields and discipline?

- Ethics is important it is interpreted as the discipline of dealing good and bad with
commitment and moral duty, Ethics in Education is important also because they assist to run
the system smoothly.
2. How do morality differ from ethics?
- Morality is the conduct or rules that a person or community adheres to believing these
things to be, in some sense, obligatory, it gives us rules for everyday life Ethics is a reflection
of morals reflection about the nature of the good life.

Answer the question below in your own words.

Task 1:

a. Why Study Ethics?

- To study ethics prepares health care students to recognize difficult situations and to deal
with them in a rational and principled manner.

b. According to Socrates, “The unexamined life is not worth living for man” Explain this in
connection with the learning experience you just have.
Task 2 Write an Essay for numbers 3 and 4

Essay: Why should I be moral? Why should I do right? (5-10 sentences only)

I need to be moral because nowadays you need to be aware of everything that is happening, you need

to be able to interact with different people and you need to show good manners to them, if I talk about

any transaction that needs to be done you must show good behavior to them so that the outcome of

what you do will be good. It’s really important to have morals because then you can see if you can do

something right or wrong. I will do the right thing because I think that's the right thing to do, self-

respect to do the right thing, a good example, especially in today’s youth, will show good morals in

yourself .

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Name: Aimie Rose P. Licos Date: Feb 17,2022
Year & Course: BSBA- FM 1st Year Subject: ETHICS
Teacher: Chryster Kae Correos

I. Instruction: Read the following selection. Then do the Task asked.

II. Hazing eyed in death of graduating UP student
III. by Jeannette Andrade
Inquirer
Last updated 05:49pm (Mla time) 08/28/2007

IV. MANILA, Philippines — Mystery shrouds the death of a 20-year-old graduating University of the Philippines
(UP) student who was rushed to a hospital in Quezon City, where he was declared dead on arrival.

V. All the mother of graduating UP Bachelor of Science major in Public Administration student Chris Anthony
Mendez received in Tiaong, Quezon was a phone call at around 6:30 p.m. Monday that her first born was at a
morgue.

VI. Cristina Garcia Mendez initially thought that the landlady of the apartment where her son Chris was a boarder had
been telling her a bad joke. The landlady had said that Chris was brought to the Veteran’s Memorial Hospital and
had died there. He was subsequently brought to the St. Peter’s Memorial Chapels in Quezon Avenue, Quezon
City.

VII. But when she saw his body at the St. Peter’s Memorial Chapels in Quezon Avenue, Tuesday morning, the truth of
it all dawned upon her.

VIII. Chris bore bruises all over his body, particularly on the back of the arms and thighs. There was no trace of his
cellular phone nor his other personal belongings. When she asked the UP Administration and the National College
of Public Administration and Governance (NCPAG) for an explanation to his death, all they said was they had to
wait for the official autopsy and investigation reports before they can make a conclusion.

IX. Dean Alex Brillantes of the NCPAG assured the victim’s family of the full support of the college as well as the
entire UP community, who all want to get to the bottom of the incident.

X. But an official of the NCPAG, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak, told the
Philippine Daily Inquirer that they suspect Chris had died from hazing.

XI. Chris was just last week appointed as the NCPAG representative to the UP Central Student Council being a
councilor of the student council of the college where he belongs. His classmates kept mum about his other
affiliations saying they were instructed by “the vice chancellor” not to speak about what happened, especially to
the media, because “it would only blow the incident out of proportion.” They did not divulge the name of the vice
chancellor who had given the directive.

XII. The students told the Inquirer that the vice chancellor and the UP administration would be giving the official
statements.

XIII. Shan Abdulwahid, UP CSC president, told the Inquirer that Chris was last seen alive on Saturday afternoon, but
added the victim was never heard of after that, nor was anyone able to contact him on his cellular phone.

XIV. Abdulwahid said that the CSC officials are set to go to the St. Peter’s Memorial Chapel and are still awaiting the
official statement of the UP Diliman administration about the incident.

XV. The village chairman of Talisay, Tiaong, Quezon, Pedro Panopio, who was designated by the family to speak on
their behalf showed the Inquirer a statement written by the duty guard of the Veteran’s Memorial Hospital
identified as a certain Jonathan Garduce.
 XVI. He noted in his handwritten statement that Chris was brought to the medical facility at around 1:08 a.m. Monday
by a certain “Dr. Francisco Cruz” aboard a white Toyota Innova with license plates ZXB-393, followed by two
other vehicles: a Nissan Trooper (WGL-515) and an Isuzu van (XAS-548).

XVII. The group hurriedly left the hospital after providing the hospital with Chris’s personal information but gave the
hospital staff their identities.

XVIII. Chris was allegedly already pale and unresponsive when brought to the hospital where he was declared dead
several minutes later. He was transferred to the St. Peter’s Memorial Chapel at around 4:00 am Monday.

XIX. Panopio, a relative of the victim, said that they have agreed to an autopsy to determine what had really caused
Chris’ death, after which they will bring him back to Tiaong, Quezon.

XX. Asked if they have already been told of what had really happened, Panopio said, “Nobody will tell us anything.
Even his classmates are not saying anything. The UP officials are telling us that they also have to wait for the
result of the autopsy and the investigation.”

XXI. “We want justice for my nephew. He was a healthy boy and we cannot accept that he would just die like that
without knowing what happened to him,” Panopio said.

XXII. Even the UP police have kept the incident under wraps. The desk officer of the UP police, a certain Corporal
Kalibo, told the Inquirer that their investigators are looking into the incident but gave sketchy details.

XXIII. He said that they only received a phone call from the Veteran’s Memorial Hospital which informed them that a
student had died there after an incident inside the UP Diliman campus near the Bahay ng Alumni at the corner of
Magsaysay and Balagtas Roads. But the security officer would not give further details, not even the time when
“the incident” supposedly happened.

XXIV. The Quezon City Police District (QCPD) has launched a parallel investigation into the incident with the UP police
seemingly reluctant to seek assistance from police investigators because of a memorandum of agreement

prohibiting the entry of PNP personnel in the UP campus “to avoid the militarization of the university.”

XXV.

XXVI.

XXVII.

XXVIII. Guzman, N. Honor or Horror? A History of Hazing in the Philippines. Retrieved from: https://www.esquiremag.ph/long-reads/features/history-
hazing-philippines-a1729-20191008-lfrm2

XXIX. Andrade, J. Hazing Eyes in Death of Graduating UP Studennt. Retrieved from: https://rossanova.wordpress.com/2007/08/28/hazinhazing-eyed-in-
death-of-graduating-up-student

Make a comprehensive reflection regarding the selection that you have just read

Guide Questions:

1. What are your thoughts about hazing?

- For me hazing is a ritual of an organization where they will make the member or the newbies
suffer, it’s a ritual in which they beat using a board stick, this is their way in which they can see
who is eligible to join their organization.
 2. Do you think it is imperative to undergo hazing just to be accepted in a fraternity?

I think this is not a good thing to do for them to join in the fraternity, because according to the news
not only 1 or 2 students died because of hazing, there are so many things they can do just to make
them assure that those students or any people are capable to join their fraternity.

Article Analysis: Guide Questions:

1. Based on the article presented, do you think it is acceptable that those responsible for Cris death got
away with murder?

- No, this is not acceptable, they are the culprit why Cris died, and whoever dies must be paid for
the dead. Yes, they don’t even see which of them the last to hurt Cris was but they are the
reason why it took away life.

2. From your point of view, are there any good fraternities?

- Yes, yes there are good fraternities I’ve known, this group has hazing too but they suit the body or the
ability of the member. I know there are fraternities that have good views to help other people or in
society.

A. ANALYSIS

1. Are all human experiences subject to morality?

- Not all humans can be classified as moral because there are some humans
who experienced transcend morality.

2. Is Morality different from legality? Why or why not?

- To me legality is about behavioral control. For instance, most of us do not need laws to use our
moral common sense to do what we should do law or no law while Morality is doing what is
right because we use common sense to do the right thing.

3. Suppose there is no law against drug pushing, would it be morally right? Support your
answer?

- Civil law is founded on a perception of morality. It does not objectively determine what is morally
right. Pushing legalized pharmaceutical drugs is generally considered moral. Perhaps because we believe
that the benefits of use outweigh the negative consequences. But there’s a deeper consideration to be
examined. Regardless of the legality of a substance, the fact of pushing it in spite of its known potential
to cause great harm would definitely be considered immoral.
Answer the Question Below
Think Skill Activity

https://rappler.com/nation/house-committee-rejects-franchise-abs-cbn

Guide Questions:
1. Do you think it is right to deny media giant, ABS-CBN, a franchise, amidst the fact that there
are a number of workers who will lose jobs in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic?

- This is true to life story based on my experience about this issue, at first, I was very sad when I
heard the news that PRRD will shut down the ABS CBN where many workers lost their job, I’m in
the point of ranting on social media why PRRD do this to the Number 1 TV network in the
Philippines. But in the past months, while searching and reading all the articles about their
problem, I think President Duterte is Right because in past many years they operate without
having their franchise and not paying their taxes, in the first place the management is aware,
that it is normal for them to pay taxes because they earn a lot of money. About their workers,
yes some of them lost their jobs for a while but I think the company will not abandon them, they
will also be given temporary employment until they get their franchise back.

2. Analyze the various factors behind the decision of the overwhelming opposition against the
franchise renewal.
3. After apology, Sinas says 'nothing wrong' with birthday partyby Rambo
TalabongMANILA, Philippines – After he
apologized for allowing and enjoying a surprise
birthday party for him, National Capital Region
Police Office (NCRPO) chief Major General
Debold Sinas insisted that he found "nothing
wrong" with the celebration."Wala pong mali
 doon...It would be ungentlemanly kung 'di ko sila hinarap at pinauwi ko sila (There was
nothing wrong there...It would be ungentlemanly if I did not face them and if I told them to
go home)," Sinas said in an interview with CNN Philippines on Thursday, May 14.
4. Sinas was surprised with a birthday party when he turned 55 on Friday, May 8. Photos of the
celebration posted on the same day by the NCRPO's Public Information Office showed Sinas
and dozens of cops violating the government's ban on mass gatherings and physical
distancing.
5. Still, he insisted that they "observed protocols."
6. After news outlets published the photos, Sinas and NCRPO cops received a lot of flak and
were bombarded with accusations of having double standards as police have been arresting
quarantine violators by the thousands. As of Monday, May 11, cops across the Philippines
have arrested 48,132 lockdown rulebreakers.
7. The NCRPO chief's statement goes against the statement of Interior Secretary Eduardo Año
who said the gathering in itself was "a big no-no," and that Sinas should have stopped the
party as soon as he saw it.
8. "This is what we call delicadeza (sense of propriety)," Año earlier said in a DZMM radio
interview.
9. On the issue of removing this reporter from the NCRPO's official Viber group after Rappler
broke the story with the party's photos, Sinas said he did not order the removal and would
refer the matter to his public information officer who did the group chat eviction, Major Britz
Estadilla.
10. Sinas and his subordinates are currently facing a probe by the police Internal Affairs Service,
which, depending on the outcome of the investigation, could recommend administrative
penalties ranging from suspension to salary deduction to dismissal from the police service.  –
Rappler.com
11. Talabong, R. After apology, Sinas says 'nothing wrong' with birthday party. Retrieved from: https://www.rappler.com/nation/260854-sinas-after-
apology-nothing-wrong-birthday-party-coronavirus-lockdown

Guide Questions:
1. What do you think about Sinas’ apology?
- Based on my opinion upon reading this article Maybe Sinas has the right point, it’s
unprofessional if he will not face the guest and say thank you to them. But on the other side it is
so unfair to us normal citizens who suffer in this pandemic while them enjoying and where
nothing happens.

2. Is Sinas’ justification towards his alleged violation wrong?

- Yes, it's wrong especially on that day that a lot of families lost their loved ones because of the
pandemic, he knew very well that what he had done was a violation.

3. What do you think Sinas’ should do?

- Face his consequences, Protocol is Protocol, so that no one can repeat his breach of
protocol.
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Year & Course:BSBA-HRDM 1st year Subject :ETHICS
Teacher: Chryster Kae Correos
Analyze and evaluate the different dilemmas given below by answering the questions that follow.

1. A pregnant woman leading a group of people out of a cave on a coast is stuck in the mouth of
that cave. In a short time high tide will be upon them, and unless she is unstuck, all of them
will be drowned except the woman, whose head is out of the cave. Fortunately, (or
unfortunately,) someone has with him a stick of dynamite. There seems no way to get the
pregnant woman lose without using the dynamite which will inevitably kill her; but if they do
not use it everyone will drown.

Answer the following questions:

1. What situation occurs in each scenario?
- There is a tendency that they will use the dynamite.

2. Who is involved in those situations?

- The pregnant woman and the group of people who stuck in the mouth of that cave.

3. Are all of them in the position to act in those situations? Why?

- Yes, because there are tendencies that they will die and did not rescue the pregnant women and
can’t get out in the mouth of that cave.

4. If they are in the position, will their actions be justifiable? Why?

- If they are in the position of a woman, it is probably not because there are possible things they

can do so that not one of them does not perish.

5. Who will be affected by their actions?

- The most affected if they will do the dynamite thing is the fish and the beautiful creatures in the
water, we all know that dynamite is one of the big No in terms of fishing.

2. Michael had several friends including Roger and Daniel. Roger has recently met and started
dating a wonderful lady named Phyllis. He is convinced this is a long term relationship.
Unknown to Roger, Michael observed them at a restaurant several days ago and realized
Phyllis is the wife of his other friend Daniel. Michael is considering whether to tell Roger
that Phyllis is married when he received a call from Daniel. Daniel suspects that his wife is
having an affair. Since they and Michael share many friends and contacts, he asked if
Michael has heard anything regarding an affair.

To whom does Michael owe greater friendship in this situation? No matter to whom he
tells, he is going to end up hurting one, if not both friends. Will he remain silent and hope
his knowledge will not be discovered?
Answer the following questions:
1. What situation occurs in each scenario?
- The possible scenario in this situation is there’s one of his friend would definitely be hurt at the
end of the story.

2. Who is involved in those situations?

- Michael, Roger , Daniel and Phyllis

3. Are all of them in the position to act in those situations? Why?

- Yes, because slowly they will know the truth about what is the truth behind what happened.

4. If they are in the position, will their actions be justifiable? Why?

- No, because Phyllis knows about his status she will not see or meet another guy with intention
when she knew in the first place that she is married. And about for Michael, maybe he is in
shock or not in the time to tell the truth it’s just little justifiable

5. Who will be affected by their actions?

- The relationship of Daniel and Phyllis, and also the friendship of Daniel and Roger as well.

Analysis

1. Which decision creates the least amount of pain or injustice for all parties involved?

2. What made it difficult to come up with a decision?

Narrate a story (actual experience of you or of others) relating the concept of moral dilemma to real
life situations.

When I was a teen age girl, I have a group of friends in school who I’m always sharing with my
problems, I cry to them I tell them all of my problems including family matters, and even my love life,
then one time one of my friend Ping came to me in rush and telling me that Lovely spread the problems
that I encounter to our classmates and make fun and started to bully me.
From that situation, I will never trust again others, especially sharing personal matters, that kind of friend
id traumatized until now it’s still in my mind,
And can’t get thru with it.
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Write a list of specific actions that can be classified as human acts, as well as actions that can be
considered as acts of man. Give reasons why that particular action is included in your list.

ACTS OF MAN HUMAN ACTS REASONS

Criteria

● 10 points- (each student) Clear judgment, precise explanations, and feasible ideas
● 5 points-(each student) to each of the students who will participate effectively and
constructively relaying their knowledge to the class

A. ANALYSIS

1. What is Human Acts?

- It is an action done by an agent knowingly, freely and willfully (or voluntarily)

2. What is the Acts of man?

- It is an action done by an agent, which does not have one or more determinants of Human Acts.

3. Which particular action do you always do which is classified as human acts?

● How do you know whether your action is morally responsible? Give Example.

My example for this is When my friend need a shoulder to cry on because of her
problem I will there to comfort her.

● How do you find studying the morality of human acts and moral accountability contribute to our
daily living? Explain in 5 sentences.
 Morality and Human Acts are those that are freely chosen in consequence of
judgement of conscience, they are either good or evil. Their morality depends on
the object chosen, the intention and the circumstances.

Task 2 Choose three questions to answer.

1. On what moral grounds is the employment of violence justified?

- The most plausible justification of violence is when it is perpetrated in return of other violence. If
ta person punches you in the face and seems intentions to keep doing so, it may seem justified to
try and respond to the physical violence.

2. Is an indirect voluntary act still voluntary? Justify answer

- Yes , because an Indirect voluntary act can still be considered as voluntary, the reason is that
we have our own decision making ability. We have to remember that everything we do is out of
your own will.

4. Is a drug addict still morally responsible for his acts over which he has no more control? Explain your
answer
- Yes, because from the reason that cause him to do drugs was his huge responsibility, thus he was
accountable of the mess it would pay even at his worst.

5. Suppose there is no law against drug pushing would it be morally right? Support your answer
- Drug pushing would still be morally wrong, especially to the vast majority who are harmed by drugs
now made illegal law and Morality can never be completely severed.
5. Is one morally responsible for inflicting damages that he never intended to cause another? Justify your
answer.

For me it’s Yes, because as these damages are accidental, it is still responsibility to take for.

Task 3 Research on the following topics: (Advance reading)

1. Definition of Law and its Elements

- the aggregate of legislation, judicial precedents and accepted legal principles, the body of
authoritative grounds of judicial and administrative action, especially the body of rules,
standards, and principles that the courts of a particular jurisdiction apply in deciding
controversies brought before them.
2. Characteristics of True Law
- Law is General rule of human behavior in the state, it applies to all people of the state. All are equally
subject to the laws of their state.

3. Classes of Law
- Generally, there are 6 major can classified the Law

 Common Law

 Public Law and Equity

 Criminal Law and Civil Law

 Public Law and Private Law

 Municipal Law and International Law

 Written Law and Unwritten Law and Substantive Law and Procedural Law.
4. Definition and Types of Conscience

- Certain Conscience is that convinced without any doubt that an action is good or bad. Doubtful
conscience means when you cannot choose between good or bad.

5. Formation of Conscience

- It is the activity of moral self-transcendence, the conscious and critical determination of those
loves and loyalties that constitute who we are and that frame our knowledge of the world.

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st
: ETHICS
Teacher: Chryster Kae Correos

OPENING GUIDE QUESTIONS (Free Form formative assessment)

1. If you are a Muslim, is it right to practice polygamy? Why?

- For me it’s a No even it’s a traditional I won’t allow in our family to practice 2 or more wives
because no matter what tradition or practice you have still managed to respect each other’s
feelings.

2. On the other hand, if you are Christian, is it wrong to engage in the same practice? Why?

- Yes, as what I’ve said we should respect each other’s feelings marrying 1 woman or husband is
enough for you to satisfy your need in life, as much as you love each other that is a good sign that
you are both happy.

3. Could it be possible that a certain practice is right and at the same time wrong? Why?

- Yes there are times that we can’t control our emotions and we are not aware of what we are
doing, somethings it are good for us but in the other hand or for the people you might encounter it
is a bad habit you have.

4. What would be the bases of judging that a certain practice is right or wrong?

- Ethical relativism is the theory that holds that morality is relative to the norms of one's culture.
That is, whether an action is right or wrong depends on the moral norms of the society in which it
is practiced.
TEST I– Analyze and identify each statement. Write “True” if the statement is true, and Write “False” if
the statement is false.
TRUE 1. Ethical Relativism holds that morality is absolute.
TRUE 2. Ethical Relativism views good and bad as objective.
FALSE 3. Ethical Relativism poses no challenge to the study of ethics.
FALSE 4. Ethical Relativism does not believe in right or wrong.
TRUE 5. Ethical Relativism is the same as ethical nihilism.
FALSE 6. Ethical Relativism is arguably the central problem in ethics.
TRUE 7. Ethical Relativism claims that morality is contextual
TRUE 8. Ethical Relativism advocates cultural sensitivity to ethical values.
TRUE 9. Ethical Relativism says that moral values are transcultural.
TRUE 10. Ethical Relativism holds that good/bad is dependent on time and place.
TRUE 11. Ethical Relativism claims that what is good for one is good for all.
TRUE 12. Ethical Relativism believes that what is right is independent of persons
TRUE 13. Ethical Relativism says that there are no valid universal moral principles.
TRUE 14. Ethical Relativism is one of the most difficult problems or issues in ethics.
TRUE 15. Ethical Relativism holds that moral values are relative to culture and circumstance.
TRUE 16. Ethical Relativism is practically the same with moral subjectivism.
TRUE 17. Ethical Relativism is a theory of morality.
TRUE 18. Ethical Relativism believes in the objectivity of ethics.
TRUE 19. Ethical Relativism tells us exactly which acts are right and wrong.
TRUE 20. Ethical Relativism is skeptical of any belief in absolute morality.

Test II – Reduce each point of view of Ethical relativism into one sentence.

1. Cultural Diversity
- As a Nation we are very proud of our country or great cultural diversity, because the instrument
through which cultural diversity can be made to serve the common purposes of each mankind.

2. Argument from Respect

- It means that if I am the member of a society that believes racial or any practices are morally
permissible, then I must accept the fact that those practices is morally right.

3. Psychological Argument

- These means that they might be trying to avoid feelings or guilt.

4. Argument from Conformity

- Knowledge is of ideas and is in conformity with the necessary laws of thought. His conformity at
the end had in it nothing contradictory of his past.

5. Provability Argument
 - One relatively close are is studying no monotonicity of axiomatically defined provability
relations.

TEST III–Identification
Identify the strengths and weaknesses of Ethical Relativism.

Strengths Weakness

1. Flexible and takes different situations into May allow for morally questionable acts?
account

2. Allows for cultural difference No objective measure of morality

3. Demand moral anatomy Dangers of the slippery slope

4. Not changed by group preferences No account of historical developments.

5. Gives greater authority to rules and law Can be harsh and forgiving
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Positive-Negative- Identify the Filipino values that are considered positive or negative)
Instruction: We have 5 statements about some values of Filipinos. One by one, examine these values and
tell whether it is positive or negative by putting a check or a mark, then support your answer with a short
explanation. The teacher will give the actual answer to clarify the confusion.

Statement Positive Negative Actual Answer

1. Shameful Shame makes us

(mahiyain) direct our focus in
want and view our
entire self in negative
light.

2. Procrastination It would lead us to

(ningas-cogon) cramming

3. Indebtedness It’s natural for us to

(utang naloob) have indebtedness to
someone who truly
helped us.

4. Resignation You just can’t say

(bahalana) that word every word
you go, you have to
make decision could
lead to a better
future.

5. Kanya-kanya (self- Being that kind of

centeredness) person is not good,
you’re just thinking
about yourself on
what will happen to
you and nothing else.

1. Give 3 examples of values that guide your actions and give reasons why you adhere to them.

- Freedom- to express my ideas, thoughts, and opinion without hurting anyone’s feelings

- Justice – in every action and decisions I made in my life, to be fair and to look equally in all
people whatever their state in life.

- Behavior – if I did the right thing all the time.

 2. Choose 2 Filipino values and cite their benefits to Filipino people.

- Family Oriented- having a family oriented is one of the reasons why you strive to push your
dream come true because you have your family that you know who support you in whatever you
want in life, it can boost your self-confidence also.

- Ability to survive and thrive- proud to say that this value is the best of all that Filipino Have, the
benefit of this is wherever you want to go travel or risk your life and family for finding work you
know to yourself that you will not die easily because you know to yourself you are brave enough
to fight in

3. Choose 2 Filipino values, and try to defend their negative qualities.

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Diagnostic Exercise: Give a brief definition of the following. Write your answer on the space provided.
1. What is a feeling?

2. What is emotion?
3. What is the similarity or difference between feelings and emotions?

Make a chart with column headings of the following feelings (see chart below) and complete the chart by
supplying at least ten (10) emotions under each feeling.

FEELINGS

SAD HAPPY HURT CONFIDENT

1. 1 1 1

2. 2 2 2

3. 3 3 3

4. 4 4 4

EM 5. 5 5 5
OTI
ONS 6. 6 6 6

7. 7 7 7

8. 8 8 8

9. 9 9 9

10. 10 10 10

A. ANALYSIS:
Read and follow the instructions below.
Determine the effect of emotions on moral decision making)
 1. Explain the quote: “How you make a decision is often determined by how you view your
choices or how you frame the questions around it”, in relation to the question: How does your
emotions affect your decisions?

2. Think about an Example situation and present it in a comic strip.

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Task 1: Explain the following questions briefly.

1. How will you justify the statement,“Our daily life is peppered with moral decisions?”

2. Discuss the concepts of emotions affecting moral decision-making relying on the figure presented at
the right side.

3.How does this figure reflect the realistic situation of making decisions? (Give an example)

Task 2: Create a meaningful essay on moral decision-making, emotions/feelings. Use the posted questions
below as a guide.
1. Is “love” a feeling or an emotion? Explain
2. In this time of Pandemic, is helping somebody morally wrong if we do not enjoy doing it? Why?
3. How should you manage your emotions/feelings/passions?

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A. 1
Instruction: As a human being we have our concepts of Reason, Impartiality, and Moral Courage using
our personal experiences. Work individually, think of an idea concerning your point of view about
Reason, Impartiality, and Moral Courage using their own experiences. Write your answers on table. Your
answers will be checked based on the criteria listed below the table.

Reason Impartiality Moral Courage

Criteria
10 Points- if their output is perfectly crafted artistically and intellectually
8 Points- if their output has minimal artistic and intellectual problems
5Points- if their output is messy and the answers are not thoroughly discussed.

Read and analyze the following questions.

1. As a college student of this institution, how would you demonstrate moral courage? How
important is moral courage in dealing with diverse individuals everyday?

2. Explain your understanding of the passage of Mark Twain, an American author and
humorist, “It is curious that physical courage should be common in the world and
moral courage so rare.”

Task 1: Create a decision on situational dilemmas using the context of impartiality.

Instruction: Read, comprehend, and carefully analyze the following situational dilemmas below. Provide
your decisions considering yourself that you are the primary person experiencing the dilemmas in
different situations.
Moral Dilemma Number 1.A doctor refuses to give the terminal patient morphine, but the nurse can see
the patient is in agony.

Moral Dilemma:

Decision:
Moral Dilemma Number 2.A husband learns he has a terminal illness and he decides to ask his wife for
assistance in ending the pain before it gets too bad. If you are the wife what would you do?

Moral Dilemma:

Decision:

Moral Dilemma Number 3. A friend discovers her best friend’s boyfriend is cheating. She must decide
whether to tell her friend or keep it a secret.

Moral Dilemma:

Decision:
Task 2: Explain the following question briefly, you may give or state your own experience to give more
emphasis on your answer. Write your answers on the space provided.
1. How does impartiality affect your moral judgments?

2. What is the meaning of the Will?

3. How can the 7-steps model for ethical decision making helps you to judge ethically?

4. When can you say that a person is impartial with his judgments?

5. Why is Moral Courage important for a person to possess?

Task 2: write a short essay of your thoughts about the passage.

“Impartiality is not neutrality. It is partiality for justice.
-Stanislaw Jerzy Lech