Exam 1: Practical Theory

Which theorist stresses that people should have the same rights as others in a just society?

According to Mill, one should base his/her ethical choices on consequences. This assumption is part of his theory of _____.

The form of ethics that is concerned about healthcare administrators apply ethics during their careers is _____ethics.

For Kant, all human beings have ______ worth.

The highest moral relationship in Buber's theory deals with choosing to make people beloved and is often expected by patients. It is the ______ relationship.

Kohlberg's theory dealt with developing moral judgment and used stages to describe this development. Why should level V be an appropriate development level for a health administrator?

Aristotle provided a theory of ethics based on virtue. Virtue requires ___ and not just thought.

An ER physician treats a person who is having a heart before he treats someone with a sprained ankle. This decision is based on Mill's ______

According to Buber, the highest level of moral development that a person can achieve is the _____ level.

Kant's test for determining moral duty is called the ______.

In the Ethics of Caring theory, decision making includes _____.

Summers (2014) defines ethics as knowing ______.

______ is a Kant's test to determine if you have a moral duty.

St. Thomas Aquinas' theory brought together faith and ______.

Aquinas' definition of good included acts that ______ human life.

According to Rawls, why is it ethical to provide care for children or people in poverty?

An administrator refers to her staff members as "my worker bees". This action is an example of Buber's ______ relationship.

An administrator researches options before creating a policy so that it is effective and ethical. Aristotle would call this process _______.

In Kant's theory, talent, beauty, and money all have worth have ______.

Ethics is more than obeying the ______.