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ETHICS MIDTERM FULLY SOLVED TEST PAPER
GRADED A+

◉ Principle of autonomy.
Answer: Everyone has a right to exercise their free will in the context
of the law and to make decisions on their own behalf .


◉ Principle of equality.
Answer: Everyone should be treated impartially under the law and
be afforded the same protections of the law . Additionally , all
citizens should be afforded equal access to the same public social
goods and opportunities for self - development .


◉ Principle of privacy.
Answer: All citizens have a right of immunity from unnecessary
searches by police or government officials . Additionally , there are
certain areas or aspects of personal life that should not be infringed
upon by the state .


◉ Principle of integrity.
Answer: Everyone should be honest and truthful in their dealings
with other people . Public agencies and institutions should be
transparent in their transactions with citizens and disclose all
necessary and relevant information for the good of the public .

, ◉ Principle of retributive justice.
Answer: Concerns due process in determining guilt or innocence of
citizens in criminal proceedings and appropriate forms of
punishment for law - breakers applied in a fair and impartial
manner .


◉ Principle of non maleficence.
Answer: When acting , one should avoid needlessly harming other
people , whether deliberately or through carelessness or culpable
negligence .


◉ Principle of distributive justice.
Answer: fair allocation of social benefits and burdens to all citizens .
There should be an equal sharing in the risks , responsibilities , and
tasks that are keep society in good order . Preferential treatment
would be justified only if it furthers a compelling social interest .


◉ Principle of beneficence.
Answer: When acting , one should pay due care and consideration
for the health and well - being of other people , in accordance with
reasonable social expectations under normal circumstances .


◉ For Aristotle , happiness consists primarily in the pursuit of
pleasure ..

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