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This document outlines four ethical theories: Teleology judges acts based on their consequences; Deontology judges acts based on their intrinsic properties rather than consequences; Situational Theory says there are no set rules and each situation must be considered individually; Caring-Based Theory focuses on emotions, feelings, and attitudes when evaluating ethics.
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- 1. Ethical Theories Teleology - the value of a situation is determined by its consequences. Deontology - the intrinsic significance of an act itself as the criterion for the determination of good. Situational Theory - holds that there are no set rules or norms. Each situation must be considered individually. Caring-Based Theory - focuses on emotions, feelings, and attitudes. 4/9/2022 Mulugeta W.(MSc PCHN) 1