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Something that is supported by those who move businesses overseas is:
authority
alternative motives
impartiality
profit
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A decision to discontinue medical support for a terminally ill person is an ethical decision.
true
false
3
Two standards for judging under fundamental ethical rules are:
truth / worth
actions / motives
universalizing / pleasure
authority / human reasoning
4
Something that needs to be balanced with the interests of others is:
self-promotion
self-motivation
self-interest
law
5
People reason about right and wrong by referring to a written authority such as:
the law or religious text
a binding contract
the Consitution
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The first step in consequence-based reasoning is:
selecting standards
forecast consequences
describe alternative action
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Imagining everyone one in the world doing the same action.
universalizing
fundamental ethical rules
The Good
moral authority
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Reasoning and authority conclude that all humans have:
moral rights
worth
ethics
dignity
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Ethical decisions are based on _____________ rather than emotion.
self-interest
principles
pleasure
reasons
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This says that telling the truth usually produces good consequences.
consequence-based reasoning
rule-based reasoning
fundamental ethical reasoning
alternative reasoning
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Ethics is:
another name for feelings
a written authority
rightful claims on other people
deciding what is right or wrong in an impartial manner
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The second step in consequence-based reasoning.
forecast consequences
describe alternative actions
selecting the standard for judging consequences
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Telling the truth usually leads to good consequences is the definition of:
consequence-based reasoning
moral rights
rule-based reasoning
human reasoning
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The idea that the same ethical standards are applied to everyone is called:
impartiality
biased
unbiased
justification
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Telling a lie is always wrong is:
universalizing
consequence-based reasoning
rule-based ethics