ULTU, CRYSTEL JOYCE B.

BSACC-2B

ACTIVITY I
Assessment
Identify the items below as non-moral (NM) (has nothing to do with morality) or moral (M). Write your
answer on the space before the item.
M 1. Changing landmark position in the evening.

NM 2. No children below ten years old are allowed.

M 3. Abort fetuses with severe deformation.

NM 4. Quarrelling children.
M 5. Throwing of garbage in the river.
M 6. Criticizing someone in the social media.
NM 7. No leashing of animals.
M 8. Telling someone jokingly that her parents had a serious accident.
NM 9. Receiving gifts from your clients.
M 10. Not observing silence inside the library.

Reflection
Do I make decisions and do certain acts without assuming responsibility over them? Do I make
decisions without reflecting first on their possible consequences? Am I not impulsive in my actions?

Before, I did not think before making a decision. I don't even want to accept
responsibility for the consequences of my decisions. I always make decisions and act
without considering how others might think or react. I react without apparent
consideration for the consequences of my actions. But, as time passes, I'm becoming
more mature in my decisions. I always consider the consequences of my decisions
first. My decisions will always have consequences, and I must deal with them. We
should not be impulsive in any decision we make because it will lead to hasty
decisions, arguments, and risky behavior. Making decisions entails making choices, so
we must weigh and compare the advantages and disadvantages of each option. This
allows us to make the best decisions. Our actions are essential parts of who we are,
and once made, they are nearly impossible to undo. This is why the importance of
carefully considering decisions before implementing them cannot be overstated.
Certain things can set off triggers and make you want to dive right in. However,
thinking before acting is a unique skill to have because it allows you to diffuse
aggressive situations before making structured and confident decisions.