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Morality is pragmatic, it is designed to make human society work better. If we are willing to help others, then others will be willing to help us. We can choose to be friends or to be enemies. If we were all enemies, then human existence would consist of nothing but conflict, and life would be (in the words of Thomas Hobbs) nasty, brutish, and short. When human beings are able to cooperate with each other and help each other, then we are capable of creating a functional society in which we all live better and happier lives.
Of course, these theoretical advantages are not always obtained in practice. It is possible to help people who will never help you in return, and possibly will never even help anyone, because they are utterly selfish, narcissistic individuals. A benevolent society that believes in helping people will suffer from a certain amount of parasitism. There are those who are happy to take advantage of the kindness of others, without feeling any obligation to be kind in return. That is a flaw in the system. It is still possible to be helpful to other people. But there are some particular people who will prove that they do not deserve to be helped, so some discrimination is required. Even so, the basic idea remains valid, that when people help others they are thereby helping to create a more functional society in which they themselves, and everyone else, will have a better life.
There are also many religious arguments that can be made, to support the idea that it is morally right to help others. The Golden Rule, which has been stated both by Jesus (in the Sermon on the Mount) and by Gautama Siddhartha (and is therefore part of two different religions) instructs people to help others. Religious arguments and pragmatic arguments are perfectly consistent; we are not obligated to choose only one or the other, since both are valid and they do not contradict each other.
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What is is ethical behavior?
Ethics are considered the moral standards by which people judge behavior. Ethical behavior is behavior that conforms to those accepted standards of social or professional behavior. Ethics often expressed by what is commonly considered the "golden rule": Do unto others what you would have them do unto you.
What is it called when you like to view dead people?
That behavior is referred to as necrophilia, which is a paraphilic interest in corpses. It is considered a mental disorder and is illegal in many countries due to ethical and legal concerns.
Does capitalism promote moral and ethical behavior?
Absolutely not! Using people for self profit is evil!
Who is a behavior therapist?
A therapist that specialized in helping people learn to change their behaviors.
What can you do to encourage ethical behavior and increased social responsibility?
I will create willingness or moral in the minds of people who are not aware about that.
Who is an ethical person?
Ethical behavior is characterized by honesty, fairness and equity in interpersonal and professional relationships. Ethical behavior respects the dignity, diversity and rights of individuals and groups of people. This definition is not a denial of the existence of other ethical duties with respect to practice, professional service delivery, and research.
What are the ethical problems associated with the mining of copper?
the ethical effects of mining copper are that it can provide a lot of vacancies and jobs for the local people who might be unemployed so possibly helping their community by creating jobs in manufacturing roads and bridges.
When intentions and behavior are inconsistent with ethical judgment the individual may feel?
When people behave in a manner that they consider to be unethical, they may feel guilty.
What is a method for helping people with a clinical problem such as autism?
Applied Behavior Analysis is a well research and documented intervention approach to helping individuals with autism in all deficit areas.
Can a person be considered a thing?
No, typically people are not considered things. In philosophical and ethical contexts, people are often viewed as individuals with rights, autonomy, and inherent value, whereas things are considered inanimate objects that lack these qualities.
Identify the ethical and legal issues of which Albert needs to be aware?
There are various legal and ethical issues which Albert (or anyone else) needs to be aware. For example, killing people is generally considered to be unlawful and immoral.
Is telling people what to study for considered cheating?
No telling people what to study is not cheating at all. It is just that you are helping them out in a task. This is definitely not cheating.
