LEARNING ACTIVITY

1. Distinguish moral act from human will.

- Moral acts are actions that are decided on by expressing one's free will as a
result of a conscience judgment. Human will, on the other hand, refers to the human
capacity to consciously decide what to do.

2. How important is the human will in the morality of a person?

- Morality is an important aspect of being human since it incorporates to the ethical
foundation that all humans have. We have the ability and the will to do things and
make decisions for ourselves. However, morality teaches us to distinguish between
right and bad behavior. Morality is concerned with a person's values, conduct, and
ideals, whereas freedom and will  is the ability to make your own judgments and get
things done.

3. Give example of the characteristics of moral standards and non-moral standards.

4. Discuss the moral foundation theory.

- Moral foundations theory developed  from the study of social psychology as a

means for understanding cultural, political, and religious distinctions among
individuals and organizations. Moral Foundations Theory is a psychological theory
that aims to explain why moralities differ but share underlying characteristics. It
plays an important role in facilitating innovative approaches to resolve moral
issues and understanding moral issues.

5. Enumerate the five foundations of moral theory and give example of each.
6. What are the comparisons of ethical standards and legal standards?
7. Discuss ethical standards and legal standards.