What is the difference between ethics and morality? A.) Ethics refers to business relationships, and morality refers to personal relationships B.) Ethics refers to behavior that is done in public, and morality refers to behavior that is done in private. C.) Ethics refers to an individual's character, and morality refers to the relationship between human beings. D.) Ethics refers to secular rules, and morality refers to religious rules.
Serial Killers like Ted Bunny, John Wayne Gacy, and Richard Ramirez can be best described as, A.) Immoral B.) nonmoral C.) unmoral D.)amoral
Whenever Chloe makes decisions, she always first considers what is best for her and what makes her happy. Which of the following terms is the basis for her decision-making process? A.) Altruism B.) Egoism C.) Utilitarianism D.) Hedonism
Sherry believes that it is important to recycle and compost regularly, as well as drive an energy-efficient car and ride her bike when the weather permits. What is she practicing? A.) Religious morality B.) Social morality C.) Nature morality D.) Individual morality
In the play Antigone, the protagonist wants to bury her brother because she thinks it's the right thing to do. What kind of morality is this an example of? A.) Religious B.) Social C.) Nature D.) Individual
What is the difference between an atheist and an agnostic? A.) An atheist is concerned with the existence of an afterlife and higher power, while an agnostic is not interested in these matters. B.) An atheist believes in an afterlife but not a higher power, while an agnostic believes in a higher power but not an afterlife. C.) An atheist does not care if there is a higher power of afterlife, and an agnostic wants to believe but can't. D.) An atheist does not believe in a higher power or afterlife, and an agnostic is not sure if these things exist.
Mable always gets good grades and helps her parents out around the house. She helps her younger siblings with their homework and is always concerned about what the members of her family thing of her. According to Lawrence Kohlberg's moral development theory, which stage of orientation is she in? A.) The "Law and Order" Orientation B.) Punishment and Obedience Orientation C.) The "Good Boy-Nice Girl" Orientation D.) The Social Contract Orientation