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What is the three subsections of philosophical ethics?
Normative ethics, metaethics, and applied ethics
Which brands of office chair are truly based on ergonomic research?
The Leap chair is one of three that are really deisgned around ergonomic research.
What are types of ethics?
knowing what is right and wrong. Example, the use of lead paint on children's toys is unethical from a business stand point. And allowing them to be shipped to your Country is an example of unethical social acceptance of a controlling unethical Government.
Three sources of professional values and ethics?
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Divine command ethics vs reason-based deontological ethics vs vitual ethics vs ethical relativism?
Assuming you are asking what the difference between the three, Divine command ethics is the idea that all ethics are handed down from a supreme being to humans. This set of ethics includes everything that is right/wrong in the particular religion of the person in question. Reason-based deontological ethics are ethics based on obligations, such as the obligation to pay your taxes, to tell the truth, etc. Most ethics based on this system are derived from what benefits the society and the ideals of the society in question, leaving some of what is covered by divine command ethics up to the individuals opinion. An example of the differences between the two would be that in divine command ethics based off of Christianity, homosexuality is strictly wrong. In reason-based ethics, using the definition of society as simply a group of people, homosexuality is a question left to the person's opinions as it does not violate any obligations a person may have. Another example would be the question of divorce. In divine command ethics based off of Christianity, divorce is wrong. In Reason based ethics, as the act of divorce, if not the associated ordeals, harms no person, it does not violate any obligations a person may have, assuming that the society has a method in place for divorce. Ethical Relativism isn't so much a system of ethics as the idea that ethics change depending on the situation. Using this as an argument, one can claim that an act such as killing another person is not unethical if they are from a faction (country, tribe, religion, etc) that is at war with them. Ethical relativism is also applied in the idea of self-defense, as it is considered fine to harm a person if their actions jeopardize the safety of others. An extreme example of this would be the claim that stealing is no longer unethical if it is the only way for a person to survive.
Identify three sources of professional values and ethics?
Three sources of professional values and ethics include but are not limited to organizational values and codes of conduct, societal expectations, and individual beliefs and backgrounds
Identify and describe the three questions that an ethics-based manager should ask when facing a potentially unethical action?
#1 Is it legal? #2 Is it balanced? #3 How does it make me feel?
What is the three qualities of lee kuan Yew?
I found out 6 qualities but here are 3 of them:leadership qualities loyaltyresponsibility
What are the classifications of research according to purpose?
Research can be classified into three main categories based on purpose: exploratory research (to explore new topics), descriptive research (to describe characteristics or relationships), and explanatory research (to explain causes and effects). Each type serves a specific purpose in the research process.
What is the three simple idea of John Locke?
(1) primary qualities.(2)secondary qualities(3)tertiary qualities
What are the qualities Jesus displays?
The three qualities Jesus showed were Love, compassion and forgiveness.
What three qualities should your verbs have?
Verbs should have the three qualities of being specific, engaging, and vivid. They can also be strong, lively, and concise.
