HSCI 331 FINAL (LATEST UPDATE) REAL QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS |100% CORRECT | ALREADY GRADED
A
What does this definition refers to??
Refers to standards that are right and wrong that prescribe what humans
ought to do, usually in terms of rights, obligations, benefits to society,
fairness, or specific virtues Ans✓✓✓Ethics
right to life, the right to freedom from injury, and the right to privacy
Ans✓✓✓ethical standards
making good choices and deciding, judging, justifying, and defending
actions or behaviors
Refers to morality or ethics Ans✓✓✓morality
When we say these words we often mean: good, right, bad, and wrong. It
often times refers to what? Ans✓✓✓ethics and morals
Ethics are standards that we..... Ans✓✓✓we as a society set to decide
what is right or wrong
Philosophy are... Ans✓✓✓principles, beliefs, values, or attitudes we
hold ourselves accountable to
,why it is important to act ethically? Ans✓✓✓live a healthier, more
emotionally satisfying life.
provides a better society for all
From a professional view, why is it important to act ethically?
Ans✓✓✓programs before more effective, cements an educators
standing in a community, exercise moral leadership, allows you have
moral high ground when arguing the merits of a program
What ethical theory is this?
Certain actions that are inherently right or wrong, or good or bad,
without regard for their consequences
teleology or deontological Ans✓✓✓deontological
This is an example of teleology or deontological??
Lying to a client is wrong even if it is done to help the person. The mere
act of lying is wrong, regardless of the benefits it may bring
Ans✓✓✓deontological
What ethical theory is this?
teleology or deontological
, Evaluates the moral status of an act by the goodness of the consequence.
Ans✓✓✓teleology
This ethical theory believes that...
If the act produces good or happiness, it is morally okay; if it does not,
then it's immoral. Ans✓✓✓teleology
This is an example of teleology or deontological??
Lying to a client resulted in a consequence turning out okay, the
consequence would be morally okay Ans✓✓✓teleology
What does Value of life believe? Ans✓✓✓Human beings should
reverse life and accept death
No life should be ended without very strong justification
First duty is to do no harm. Non-infliction of harm to others, preventing
harm, removing harm when present Ans✓✓✓Nonmaleficence
Doing good; actions that provide for the greater good of the community.
Responsibility for taking positive steps to help others
Ans✓✓✓Beneficence
VERIFIED ANSWERS |100% CORRECT | ALREADY GRADED
A
What does this definition refers to??
Refers to standards that are right and wrong that prescribe what humans
ought to do, usually in terms of rights, obligations, benefits to society,
fairness, or specific virtues Ans✓✓✓Ethics
right to life, the right to freedom from injury, and the right to privacy
Ans✓✓✓ethical standards
making good choices and deciding, judging, justifying, and defending
actions or behaviors
Refers to morality or ethics Ans✓✓✓morality
When we say these words we often mean: good, right, bad, and wrong. It
often times refers to what? Ans✓✓✓ethics and morals
Ethics are standards that we..... Ans✓✓✓we as a society set to decide
what is right or wrong
Philosophy are... Ans✓✓✓principles, beliefs, values, or attitudes we
hold ourselves accountable to
,why it is important to act ethically? Ans✓✓✓live a healthier, more
emotionally satisfying life.
provides a better society for all
From a professional view, why is it important to act ethically?
Ans✓✓✓programs before more effective, cements an educators
standing in a community, exercise moral leadership, allows you have
moral high ground when arguing the merits of a program
What ethical theory is this?
Certain actions that are inherently right or wrong, or good or bad,
without regard for their consequences
teleology or deontological Ans✓✓✓deontological
This is an example of teleology or deontological??
Lying to a client is wrong even if it is done to help the person. The mere
act of lying is wrong, regardless of the benefits it may bring
Ans✓✓✓deontological
What ethical theory is this?
teleology or deontological
, Evaluates the moral status of an act by the goodness of the consequence.
Ans✓✓✓teleology
This ethical theory believes that...
If the act produces good or happiness, it is morally okay; if it does not,
then it's immoral. Ans✓✓✓teleology
This is an example of teleology or deontological??
Lying to a client resulted in a consequence turning out okay, the
consequence would be morally okay Ans✓✓✓teleology
What does Value of life believe? Ans✓✓✓Human beings should
reverse life and accept death
No life should be ended without very strong justification
First duty is to do no harm. Non-infliction of harm to others, preventing
harm, removing harm when present Ans✓✓✓Nonmaleficence
Doing good; actions that provide for the greater good of the community.
Responsibility for taking positive steps to help others
Ans✓✓✓Beneficence
