Ethical principles for moral behaviour could include:

What is Utilitarian approach?

Best decision for most number of people

In a religious context, who are lay people?

People who are untrained or not qualified for certain roles

Customs and conventions important for acceptance

What is the purpose of NREEC?

Defining ethical principles for research

What is a pluralist society?

A society with coexisting worldviews

What is an Assumption?

Statements believed true without evidence

What is the conscience?

Intrinsically knowing right from wrong

The principles concerning good & bad, right and wrong

Morality is influenced by:

Individual experiences and culture

What is reincarnation?

Rebirth of a soul in another body frm actions in a past life

the ability to understand something instinctively

An Ethical Authority is:

Person, thing, idea that supports an ethical idea

What is does existential mean?

Concerns or thoughts on existence, Thoughts outside one's self

What does allegorical mean?

Stories that symbolise human existance

What are moral values?

The standards of what is right or good

Previous actions cause and effect the future

What is ethical authority?

Any person or thing that is used to support a viewpoint

The agreement of two or more parties

what is human conscience?

The moral judgement affected by principles and rules

What is 'the Golden Rule?'

Treat others how you want to be treated

What are Whistleblowers?

Those who bring public attention to unethical behaviour

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Ethical principles for moral behaviour could include:
Treat others how you want to be treated
More than one answer is correct
Sanctity of Life
Returning the favour of revenge onto others
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What is Utilitarian approach?
Doing right no matter what
Best decision for most number of people
Ought Ethics
Best decision for yourself
3
In a religious context, who are lay people?
People who are trained to take a certain role
People who choose to take a certain role
People who are untrained or not qualified for certain roles
People who want to qualify for a certain role
4
What is Mores?
Common sense
Social norms
Being accepted into society
Customs and conventions important for acceptance
5
What is the purpose of NREEC?
Contain each religions in seperate areas
Watch over relligious events
Defining ethical principles for research
Ensuring everyone is in good health
6
Why does social disharmony occur in Aboriginal Spirituality?
Breaking customary laws
Being greedy
Ignoring customs
Creating new traditions
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What is a pluralist society?
A society with coexisting worldviews
A society with cultural differences
A society with one world view
A society with educated people and acceptance
8
What is an Assumption?
All answers are correct
Statements believed true without evidence
Statements supported by evidence
Social norms
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Outcome ethics is also known as:
Relativism
Deontology
No answers are correct
Absolutism
10
What is the conscience?
Intrinsically knowing right from wrong
Free will
A physical being
The 'small voice' that stops actions
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What is morality?
The reasoning of human behaviour
The principles of human behaviour
The principles concerning the difference between values
The principles concerning good & bad, right and wrong
12
Morality is influenced by:
Individual experiences and culture
Individual experiences
No answers are correct
Culture
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What is reincarnation?
Rebirth of a soul influenced by wealth
Rebirth of a soul influenced on faith
Rebirth of a soul influenced by fame
Rebirth of a soul in another body frm actions in a past life
14
Nirvana is the ethical authority of:
Hinduism
Islam
No answers are correct
Judaism
15
What is the purpose of ethics?
To assist in making decisions
To maintain group harmony
To ensure survival
To allow people to come togeter
16
What is intuition?
the ability to distinguish the right decisions
the ability to make the right decisions
the ability to understand something instinctively
The ability to make decisions through consciousness
17
An Ethical Authority is:
Person, thing, idea that supports an ethical idea
An Ethical Idea
A random person
The Government
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What is Ethics?
Study of people
Study of making decisions
Study of a society
Study of decisions
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What is the ethical authority of Judaism?
The Holy Bible
The One True God
Spiritual Stories
Allah
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What is a world view?
How an individual sees the world
All answers are correct
An individuals perspective on the world
A person or groups interpretation of the world
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What is does existential mean?
Thoughts about school
Concerns or thoughts on existence
Thoughts outside one's self
Not wanting to exist
22
What does allegorical mean?
Stories that symbolise human existance
Real facts
Non-fiction
The truth
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What are moral values?
None of the other answers are correct
The standards of what is right or good
The different beliefs of an individual
The reasoning of right and wrong decisions
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What is Karma?
Previous actions cause and effect the future
Rebirth into a different life
A cycle of life
Good spirits that surround that nature
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What is the reward and punishment system of Buddhism?
A cycle in lifestyle choices
No reward and punishment system
Cause and effect
The Ethical Authority
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What are social norms?
A set of rules made by an individual
A set of rules in the Holy Bible
A set of rules made by the Government
A set of rules made by society
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What is ethical authority?
The objective of an ethical viewpoint
Any person or thing that is used to support a viewpoint
The authority to support an ethical viewpoint
An object only used for ethical viewpoint
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What is a covenant?
The agreement of two or more parties
The agreement of god's people
The agreement of a party
The agrrement between god and gods people
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What does the "deon" in deontology refer to?
Love
Duty
Respect
Rightetousness
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what is human conscience?
The understanding of right and wrong choices
Judgement through beliefs
The moral judgement affected by principles and rules
The reasoning of judgment
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How are punishments expressed in Aboriginal Spirituality?
Through sorcery and physically
Mentally and emotionally
Emotionally and through sorcery
Physically and mentally
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What is 'the Golden Rule?'
Treat others with respect
Treat others good
Treat others but not yourself
Treat others how you want to be treated
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What are Whistleblowers?
Secret agents
People responsible for security
Those who bring public attention to unethical behaviour
People who blow whistles

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