Exam 13: Ethical Considerations in Morality and Society

___________ theory of punishment is more humanitarian.

A _________ action 'tends to bring about what is good'.

Ethics is a set of _________ of human conduct that govern the behavior of individuals or organization.

According to Sidgwick, 'nothing is desirable in itself except ___________.

Find out the matching pairs. 1) Bentham/hedonism 2) Reformative view of punishment/the penalty of death 3) T. H. Green/utilitarianism 4) Kant/Critique of Practical reason

The term 'business ethics' came into common use in year _________

The right to ________ is recently included in the fundamental rights in India.

Education is a practical means that corresponds to the _________ theory of punishment.

'It is difficult but not impossible to conduct strictly honest business' is famous quote by:

Mackenzie defines ________ as 'The science of the ideal in human conduct'.

Respect for life corresponds to the right to __________.

Right to _________ is the most fundamental right.

Avoiding injury either to oneself or to another's physical well-being implies the Respect for _______.

Deterrent theory of punishment is ___________.

________ argued that if conscience had strength and authority, "it would absolutely govern the world".

_________ is not a proponent of hedonism.

The word ethics is derived from

Retributive theory of punishment involves ___________.

Capital punishment cannot be justified according to ___________ theory of punishment.

Social Darwinism refers to the position of ___________.