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Ethics and Morality
Ethics is about what we should – and should not - do. It includes identification of basic principles, e.g. the prerogatives of property owners; and the application of those principles to actual situations, e.g. copyright protection of intellectual property over the Internet.
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What is Mariah ashe the model mixed with?
shes white, black, Portuguese, finish, Brazilian, Puerto Rican, Cherokee Indian, and european
Is Illovo sugar a compliance-based or integrity-based code of ethics business?
I think they are an integrity based , ethics business.
The employees, management, executive and non-=executive all have a very strong sense of moral and ethical behaviour.
they are treated as heroes, and their stories get told.
An ethical wall is an environment in which an attorney or a paralegal is isolated from a particular case or client to avoid a conflict of interest or to protect a client's confidences and secrets.
What are correct statements kant's categorical imperative?
Off the top of my head, Kant didn't speak in epistemelogical terms of truth or correct; instead, he was concerned with statements or rules regarding actions to a given situation that can/could universally be considered moral and praiseworthy and accurately guide someone as to what they ought to do. So, the first criteria was that if and only if a rule acted upon is logically universalizable (e.g., 'One ought to lie with regard to condition x' logically cannot be universalized because it destroys any truth value, lie or not, when condition x arises) and that if and only if the rule acted upon treats humans only as ends in themselves and not mere means (e.g., don't use people), then the rule accurately guides what one ought to do and any action resulting from following such is both moral and praiseworthy. Note, there are some tricky caveats - the person who develops and acts on some rule that is moral and gains some satisfaction from doing such is not praiseworthy; these have to be situations where you act against what you really really would prefer. So if 'I ought to punch jaywalkers in the face' and it meets the universal criterion and I love doing the moral act so much I run around town punching people in the face, my action is not praiseworthy, but it might just happen to be moral. Also, any rule you think of that meets both criteria does not imply it's legal. So, unfortunately, you can't legally punch jaywalkers in the face even though it might be moral and, further, if some offer their praise for your action.
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Why is raising social awareness an ethical concern when preparing a speech?
is award because they could laugh at you
No It is not.
Is morality inherent or taught?
Quite a controversial question in the age of racial issues being treated as religious issues.
The answer, not surprisingly is a bit of both, the question being how much.
There's a think-tank in Philadelphia so highly respected that both sides are willing to abide by its findings.
According to them it's 10% nature, 90% nurture.
permanent features, meaning our quality of our life, our standards of being inherently proper and moral. permanent features of human nature would be our spirit, morals and dignity they way it should be. 'not the conditions of any particular person's life' means just not what one person wants at any given moment.
that's a great question!
A man can physically live with out honor. Spiritually he could not. There has to be a drive, and a purpose for his life. The man has to live with some kind of pride. Not the selfish pride, but being proud of his family. He could also be proud of the hard work that he has done. he could also be proud of his religion. Being proud to be a christian, and knowing the love that his Savior has for him. If a man does not live with honor he will live a very sad life.
An example of a moral decision would be?
An example would be choosing whether or not to abort a baby that would be born with a serious diability or have a life full of pain.
Can a person be ethical but immoral?
Immorality suggests licentious behaviour which is not in accordance with the rules or standards for right conduct or practice. In short - no.
Something is logically impossible if and only if it violates the law of?
consistency (no contradictions)
Is human experimentation ethical?
Sometimes. If the test subjects have volunteered for it, and are aware of the risks.
How can you handle an ethical decision that has an equal of pros and cons?
I would handle an ethical decision by add one by one to get my pros and cons thats how i would handle it keep adding adding up to get pros and cons.
Why should human persons arrive at the objective norm or standard of morality?
Since humans have a long history (including the 20th Century communist regimes) of getting it wrong, this is why it is only safe to adopt a standard that comes from outside ourselves, from our maker.
Does capitalism promote moral and ethical behavior?
Absolutely not! Using people for self profit is evil!
How do you explain the coherence and the correspondence theories of truth?
Correspondence: reality is (corresponds) with what is said about it.
Coherence: it has less to do with reality and more to do with the way an argument is presented, in the way the A is B, B is C, therefore A is C.
What are the kinds of modifiers of human acts?
act...end...circumstanus
Human motivation is a subject for academia. The topic of human motivation is a full semester course in most colleges, and at that it only lightly covers the topic. Most of us spend our entire lives wondering what makes us do the things that we do, and even then few of us seem to ever understand.
Human motivation is the subect of novels, textbooks, films and jokes. Once you feel that you understand the subject, please feel free to write about it; most of us would like to understand.
What are the Americans Revolutionaries values?
here is a website with reference: http://www.history.com/minisite.do? content_type=Minisite_Generic&content_type_id=697&display_order= 1&sub_display_order=2&mini_id=1075
What does it mean to choose the harder right?
It usually entails slowing down in the interest of safety
