FEELINGS AND MORAL
The 7-Step Moral
April 26, 2022
"The Act"
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WHAT IS THE ACT IN
MORALITY?
Human (moral) acts are acts which
are chosen by exercising one's free will as a
consequence of a judgment of conscience.
Human acts are moral acts because they
express the good or evil when someone is
performing them.
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WHAT IS MORAL DECISION
MAKING?
A moral decision is a choice made
based on a person's ethics, manners, character
and what they believe is proper behavior. these
decisions tend to not only affect your well-
being, but also the well- being of others.
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a-moral-desicion-definition-examples-
quiz.html)
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DECISION- MAKING. Reasoning Model.
Moral decision-making is an essential asset for Gather The Facts.
humans' integration in social contexts. emotional
processes contribute to moral judgment by
Determine the Ethical Issues.
assigning affective value to the moral decision-
making scenarios, thus guiding the distinction
between acceptable and inacceptable behaviors. Identify the Principles that have
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m.2013.00626/full)
a bearing on the case.
List the alternatives.
Compare the alternatives with
the principles.
Weigh the consequences.
I. Feelings as Instinctive Response to Moral
Dilemmas.
Make a decision.
II. Feelings as Obstacles to Making the Right
Decisions.
ETHICAL SUBJECTIVISM - This theory basically
utterly runs contrary to the principle that morality
is objective.
EMOTIVISM- One way to look at emotivism is to
view it as improved version of subjectivism.
III. Feelings can Help in Making the Right
Decisions.
Reason and Impartiality as Minimum
Requirement for Morality. By; Ms. Jazlyn Chloe B. Camonias.
I. Reason and Impartiality Defined. BSBA 121
Humans have not only feelings but also reason,
and reason plays a vital role in Ethics. Moral Submitted To; Ms. Queenie Wein
truths are truths of reason; that is, a moral
judgment is true if it is espoused by better
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reasons than the alternatives.

MORAL COURAGE?
WHAT IS MORAL
COURAGE
Moral courage is the courage to
take action for moral reasons
despite the risk of adverse
consequences.
Courage is required to take action
when one has doubts or fears
about the consequences. Moral
courage therefore involves
deliberation or careful thought.
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I. The Importance of Will and Moral Courage?
Moral courage helps us address ethical
issues and take action when doing the right
thing is not easy. Moral courage involves the
willingness to speak out and do what is right
in the face of forces that would lead us to
act in some other way.
(https://ibc.georgetown.edu/wordpress/wp-
content/uploads/2013/05/Ethics_Matters_Ma
rch_2012.pdf)
MORAL COURAGE-
MORAL COURAGE means doing the right Repeatedly do acts that prohibit moral
thing even the risk of Inconveniece,
courage and will.
ridicule, punishment, loss of job or security
Practice makes perfect. If one wishes to
or social status, ETC. Moral courage
nurture the moral courage and will in
requires that we rise above the apathy,
him, he must strive to do the acts that
complacency, hatred, cynicism, and fear-
manifest them whenever opportunity
mongering in our political systems,
allows it.
socioeconomic divisions, and
Here are some examples of acts that exhibit
cultural/religious differences.
moral courage and will.
'WILL' A. Helping someone push a car, even if it
Refers to that factory of the mind which
means being late.
B. Standing up to a bully on the
chooses, at the moment of making
decision, the strongest desire from among
playground.
C. Picking up Litter.
the various desire present.
'WILLPOWER'
Refers to the inner strength to make a
decision, take action, and handle and
execute any aim or task until it is
accomplished, regardless of inner and
outer resistance, discomfort, or difficulties. Avoid deeds that show lack of
moral courage and will.
This involves evading acts that show
irresponsibility, cowardice, apathy,
rashness, imprudent, ill will, and
wickedness.
A. walking away from someone in need.
B. Taking more than your fair share.
II. Developing Will and Moral c. Laughing at someone's misfortune
Courage.
Develop and practice self-
discipline.
Do mental
strength training.
Draw inspiration
from people of
great courage.