Being ethical has to do with: Select one or more: a. Meeting standards of conduc

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Being ethical has to do with: Select one or more: a. Meeting standards of conduct concerning the welfare of others b. Respecting another person's right to make their own choices c. Cultivating habits of thought and action (virtues) that promote living an ethical life d. All of the above Ethical issues in case studies Select one or more: a. Raise questions about how to apply our ethical standards to new or complex situations b. Pose difficult questions about right and wrong for which our unreflective ethical norms provide no clear answer C. Challenge you reflect on, articulate, and critically evaluate ethical standards d. All of the above Most ethicists agree that there are two primary kinds of ethical considerations Select one or more: a. Those that affect us personally and financially b. Practical and aspirational c, Human welfare and the freedom to make our own choices d. Those that will determine how well a product can be designed for consumers and how much wealth it can bring to a company

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1. All of the above. Being ethical means giving more importance to certain values in life, it might be truth, welfare, discipline, love, happiness etc. Thus the most important part is to meet the appropriate standards of our acquired values and cultivate habits of thought and actions that promote ethical life, because sharing is caring, while doing so one must also respect others persons right to make his own choices.

2. a & c. Ethical issues in case studies are discussed in order to find a solution to the problem, and discuss the course of action, so its okay to raise questions regarding the application of ethical standards to complex problems but it is not right to make the situation more difficult by calling contradictory statements and making problems more complex. Ethics are simplicity in short.

3. C. Human Welfare and freedom to make our own choices, ethics mean to study the morality in a certain situation, but it also considers the right to freedom of a person to make his own choices, based on his own sets of values.

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